Kubrat Bulghar g. 605? a. a. 665?

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Lignez	Dulo
Reizh	gourel
Anv a-bezh d'ar c'hanedigezh	Kubrat Bulghar
Kentanvioù all	Курт
Kerent ♂ Alburi Dulo [Dulo Clan] a. a. 619?
Wiki-pajenn	wikipedia:Kubrat

Darvoudoù

605? ganedigezh:

bugel: ♂ Asparukh ? (Kubratos, Dulo) [?]

bugel: ♂ Кубер (Kyzyl-Kubar) Dulo [Дуло]

bugel: ♂ Batbayan Dulo [Dulo] a. a. 690

bugel: ♂ Ultzindur Dulo [Dulo Clan]

bugel: ♂ Alzeco [Dulo]

< 635 bugel: ♂ Kotrag [Dulo] g. < 635

665? marvidigezh:

Notennoù

Patrom:NeedsourcesIn the Nominalia of the Bulgarian khans Kubrat is mentioned as Kurt of the Dulo clan. A later legend would describe him as a descendant of Attila the Hun. Some historians conclude that his maternal line was of the Ermy clan, because his maternal uncle Organa was possibly of that clan.[1]

Kubrat spent time at the Byzantine court, either as a hostage or for protection from the dynastic war within the Turkic Khaganate. As the 7th century Byzantine historian John of Nikiu narrates

Quetrades (i.e. Kubrat), the prince of the Moutanes (i.e. Huns), and a nephew of Kuemaka (i.e. Organa), was baptized as a child and was educated in Constantinople and received into the Christian community in his childhood and had grown up in the imperial palace. He was a close friend of emperor Heraclius.

During Kubrat's minority, Gostun Ermi is appointed Ilchiubek (regent) for 2 years.