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Throughout the history, Turks have used specific figures as
a family sign. They have used their mark on their weaves as
well as their grave stones.
Mogul historian Residuttin, in his book Cami-ut Tevarih and
Kasgarli Mahmut in his dictionary Divanu Lugat-it-Turk state
that each Oguz tribe had a different sign. Those tribes should
have continued to use their sign even after migrating to Anatolia,
because many of the weaves bear motifs similar to those signs.
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Signs of Oguz tribes listed in Divanu Lugat-it Turk are
illustrated below stand for Tribes Kayi, Salur, Bagduz,
Bayat, Avsar, Yazir, Igdir, Eymir, Alayunlu, Becene, Cavuldar
and Cepni.
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Signs of Oguz tribes as mentioned in Cami_ut Tevarih
and illustrated below stand for the Tribes Kayi, Salur,
Avsar, Bagduz, Bayat, Yazir, Eymir, Igdir, Alayundlu,
Becene, Cavuldar, Cepni, Dudurga, Bayindir, Beydili and
Yuva.
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