Ashina

Āshǐnà English thumb|right|The Bust of Kul Tigin (684–731), a prince of the Ashina tribe Etymology 1 From en zh 阿史那 Āshǐnà. Pronunciation en /ɑːˈʃiːənɑː/ /ɑːˈʃiːnə/ Proper noun 1 en history The Turkic tribe who served as the ruling dynasty of the Göktürks during the First and Second Turkic Khaganates (552–603 and 682–744, respectively). Translations Turkic tribe, ruling dynasty of the Göktürks Chinese: Mandarin: zh 阿史那 Turkish: tr Aşina Further reading Ashina tribe thumb|right|The mon of the Ashina clan Etymology 2 From en ja - 蘆%名 ^あし%な reed-name. Proper noun en history A Japanese clan, which became distinct from the Miura branch of the Taira clan during the late Heian period, came to prominence during the Sengoku period, and which became extinct during the early Edo period with the death of its twenty-second head, 蘆%名 千%鶴%丸 ^あし%な ^せん%つる%まる w:ja:蘆名千鶴丸 1650–1653. Translations Japanese clan descended from the Miura branch of the Taira clan Japanese: ja 蘆名, ja あしな Ashina Further reading Ashina clan (Japan) Japanese Romanization あしな