A group of Caucasus Jews circa 1876. While there were many Jews living in Georgia, Armenia and the Caucasus, the claims that all of European Jewry stemmed from the 8th century Khazar empire is not ...

The Khazars succeeded in holding off the Arabs, but a young, expanding Russian state vanquished the Khazar empire in the late 10th century.

The Khazar Empire was overrun by Svyatoslav of Kiev around the year 969, and little was heard from the Khazars after.

From the seventh century unto the eleventh, the Khazar Empire dominated the vast area extending from the Volga-Don steppes to the eastern Crimea and the Caucasus.

The Khazar empire was once a regional superpower, and Vasilyev said his team has found "luxurious collections" of well-preserved ceramics that help identify cultural ties of the Khazar state with ...

The Khazars succeeded in holding off the Arabs, but a young, expanding Russian state vanquished the Khazar empire in the late 10th century.

The genomics company 23andMe is telling Ashkenazi Jewish users a debunked theory: They may be related to an extinct tribe from the Caucasus.

The Khazar empire was once a regional superpower, and Vasilyev said his team has found "luxurious collections" of well-preserved ceramics that help identify cultural ties of the Khazar state with ...

“The Khazar Empire,” the first and only Jewish Empire outside the Holy Land, will be the topic of Hassan (Sam) Mahmoud at the first Wednesday Luncheon of the Westfield Historical Society at ...

The 8 th -century leaders of the Khazar Empire, famously, converted from their shamanistic religion and worship of a deity named Tengri to Judaism.