Turkic-Chinese Relations in East and Central Asia in VI—VIII Centuries

The article deals with the problem of trade relations between Turkic Qaghanates and China in VI—VIII centuries. At that time, zone contact steppe Mongolia northern Chinese borders became a place active exchange, which nomads, Chinese, Sogdians participated. purpose is to analyze along territory Qaghanate centuries identify economic significance Turkic-Chinese frontier for international Central Asian region. As result analysis, it was shown strengthening influence Turks Asia contributed establishment stable Silk Road. Based on analysis sources, revealed silk horses have become main goods involved exchange zone. result, authors conclude stimulated entire system Asia. China’s need nomadic led huge shipments fabrics steppe. qaghans sold accumulated Sogdians, who distributed markets region, sent Iran Byzantium. Thus, due trade, symbiosis region created, contacts intensified.