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The Dingling (Chinese: 丁零 (174 BCE); 丁靈 (200 BCE); Eastern Han Chinese: *teŋ-leŋ < Old Chinese: *têŋ-rêŋ) were ancient people who lived in Siberia, mentioned in Chinese historiography in the context of the 1st century BCE. They are assumed to have been related to Na-Dené and Yeniseian speakers, to be early Proto-Turkic people or ancestors of Tungusic speakers among the Shiwei.

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  • Dingling (de)
  • Dingling (en)
  • Dingling (it)
  • 丁零 (ja)
  • Dingling (nl)
  • Dinglingues (pt)
  • Динлины (ru)
  • 丁零 (zh)
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  • Die Dingling (chinesisch 丁零, Pinyin Dīnglíng) waren ein antikes Volk in Südsibirien. Sie lebten ursprünglich am Oberlauf des Flusses Lena, westlich des Baikalsees. Im dritten Jahrhundert vor Christus begannen sie sich nach Westen hin auszudehnen. Sie waren Teil des Reichs der Xiongnu (Hsiung-Nu). Sie waren vermutlich ein Turkvolk und werden oft als Vorfahren der heutigen Uiguren eingeordnet. Sowohl der Name „Uigur“ (aus Oghur) als auch die sprachliche Identität der Dingling stehen in naher Verwandtschaft zueinander. (de)
  • De Dingling (Chinees: 丁零) was een volk in het zuiden van Siberië en Mongolië. Zij woonden oorspronkelijk aan de bovenloop van de Jenisej, waar ze door Russische archeologen geïdentificeerd worden met de Tagarcultuur. In de 3e eeuw v.Chr. begonnen ze zich naar het oosten uit te breiden. Ze maakten deel uit van het rijk van de Xiongnu. (nl)
  • I Dingling (丁零T, DīnglíngP, Ting-lingW) erano un'antica popolazione della Siberia e della Cina occidentale, un tempo distribuiti principalmente tra la Zungaria e il corso dello Enisej: al di là del sabbioso paese di Sha-sai (il deserto di Taklamakan) nelle cronache cinesi. Probabilmente dai Dingling discendono gli Shori dei monti Saiani-Altaj, gli Hakassi e i Chirghisi dello Enisej. (it)
  • 丁零（ていれい、拼音：Dīnglíng）は、紀元前3世紀から紀元5世紀にかけて、バイカル湖南方からセレンゲ川流域にかけてのモンゴル高原北部や、南シベリアに住んでいたテュルク系遊牧民族。丁令・丁霊・勅勒（ちょくろく）とも表記される。4世紀では勅勒、5世紀～6世紀では高車、6世紀～8世紀では鉄勒（てつろく）とも呼ばれた。 (ja)
  • Os Dinglingues (丁零) são um antigo povo da Sibéria. Originalmente eles viviam nas margens do Rio Lena na parte oeste do Lago Baikal, gradualmente migrando para o sudoeste da Mongólia e nordeste da China. Subsequentemente, eles fizeram parte do Império Xiongnu. Em torno do Século III eles foram assimilados pelo povo Tiele e começaram a se expandir rumo a oeste da Ásia Central. (pt)
  • Динли́ны (Dingling (丁零) или Гаочэ (高車), Чилэ (敕勒), Телэ (鐵勒), тегреги) — древний народ Южной Сибири, упомянутый впервые в китайском описании завоеваний хуннского шаньюя Модэ около 202 до н. э. По китайским источникам, динлины происходят от хуннов и занимали земли от Енисея на восток до Байкала, по левую сторону Ангары. (ru)
  • 丁零（拼音：Dīnglíng），又作丁令，丁灵，古代國家，為原始突厥族中的一支，原居於贝加尔湖南方一帶，臨近國家有堅昆、呼揭等，後一同被匈奴併吞。在匈奴衰微後，又自行獨立，隨後被改稱狄歷、高車、鉄勒或敕勒。為突厥汗國與回鶻汗國的先祖。 三国时期，西迁的一部分被称为西丁零。 (zh)
  • The Dingling (Chinese: 丁零 (174 BCE); 丁靈 (200 BCE); Eastern Han Chinese: *teŋ-leŋ < Old Chinese: *têŋ-rêŋ) were ancient people who lived in Siberia, mentioned in Chinese historiography in the context of the 1st century BCE. They are assumed to have been related to Na-Dené and Yeniseian speakers, to be early Proto-Turkic people or ancestors of Tungusic speakers among the Shiwei. (en)
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