Beg

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Beg is a historical Turkic and Central Asian noble title denoting a chieftain, lord, or high-ranking official.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Beg canonical 7
atabeg 1
beg 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Central Asian title
Turkic title
noble title
appearsIn Ottoman administrative hierarchy
Seljuk administrative hierarchy
contrastedWith Khan as higher-ranking title in some contexts
culturalContext Islamic Central Asian polities
Turkic nomadic traditions
denotes chieftain
high-ranking official
lord
etymologyLanguage Old Turkic
linked to: Old Turkic language
function administrative leadership
military leadership
tribal leadership
genderAssociation male
hasAlternativeForm Bek
Bey
Beğ
historicalPeriod early modern era
medieval era
honorificUse form of address for respected men
linguisticDescendant modern Turkish surname element "Bey"
place names in Turkic regions
region Anatolia
Central Asia
Iran
relatedTitle Agha
Emir
linked to: Emirs

Khan
semanticField authority
leadership
nobility
socialRank aristocracy
nobility
titleFor local rulers
provincial governors
tribal chiefs
usedBy Oghuz Turks
linked to: Oghuz

Ottoman Turks
linked to: Ottoman Turk

Seljuk Turks
linked to: Seljuk Empire

Timurid elites
linked to: Timurid aristocracy

various Central Asian khanates
usedIn Central Asia
Turkic societies

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Nogai Khan title beg
linked to: Beg
Han relatedTitle Beg
Beg Khan hasComponent Beg
Atabegs of Samtskhe title atabeg
subject linked to: atabegs of Samtskhe
linked to: Beg