Turk dalam militer Tang

Militer dari Dinasti Tang diisi oleh sejumlah besar populasi "tentara Turk", yang disebut sebagai "Tujue" dalam sumber-sumber Tiongkok. Para elite Tang di Tiongkok utara sudah mengenal budaya Turk, sebuah faktor yang mendukung pada penerimaan Tang terhadap perekrutan bangsa Turk. Kaisar Tang Taizong menyandang gelar "Khan Surgawi" dan mempromosikan sebuah kekaisaran kosmopolitan. Taizong secara teratur merekrut dan mempromosikan perwira militer dari keturunan Turk, yang pengalaman stepanya mendukung terhadap ekspansi Kekaisaran Tang di bagian barat dan utara.

Sejarah bangsa Turk Sejarah bangsa Turk Sebelum abad ke-14
Kekhaganan Turk 552–744
Turk Barat
Turk Timur
Kekhaganan Avar 564–804
Kekhaganan Khazar 618–1048
Xueyantuo 628–646
Bulgaria Besar 632–668
Danube Bulgaria
Volga Bulgaria
Persatuan Kangar 659–750
Kekhaganan Turgesh 699–766
Kekhaganan Uighur 744–840
Negara Karluk Yabgu 756–940
Kekhanan Kara-Khanid 840–1212
Kara-Khanid Barat
Kara-Khanid Timur
Dinasti Gansu Uighur 848–1036
Kerajaan Qocho 856–1335
Kekhanan Pecheneg 860–1091	Kekhanan Kimek 743–1035
Cumania 1067–1239	Negara Oghuz Yabgu 750–1055
Kekaisaran Ghaznawiyah 963–1186
Kekaisaran Seljuk 1037–1194
Kesultanan Seljuk Rum
Kekaisaran Khwarezmia 1077–1231
Kekhanan Kerait Abad ke 11–13
Kesultanan Delhi 1206–1526
Dinasti Mamluk
Dinasti Khilji
Dinasti Tughlaq
Gerombolan Emas | 1240an–1502
Kesultanan Mamluk (Kairo) 1250–1517
Dinasti Bahri
Dinasti Turk lainnya  di Anatolia Dinasti Artuqiyah Dinasti Saltuqiyah di Azerbaijan Dinasti Ahmadili Dinasti Ildeniziyyh di Mesir Dinasti Thuluniyah Dinasti Ikhsyidiyah di Fars Dinasti Salghuriyyah di Syam Dinasti Buriyah Dinasti Zengiyah di Yaman Dinasti Rasuliyah

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