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Ergenekon is a legend about the destruction and rebuilding of the Gokturk (Kokturk) Empire and also serves as an origin myth for Turkish tribes and today’s Turkic states. The legend takes its name from the Central Asian valley in which fleeing Gokturks sought refuge and a new homeland. Their empire had been destroyed as a result of battles with Chinese and other non-Turkic forces. They fled into a forbidding mountainous region and at its center came across an enormous fruitful valley. They decided to remain there and, melting down all of their iron tools and weapons, created an enormous iron door to seal the only entrance to the valley. Here they lived in peace and the clans flourished and became powerful again. After many generations, they became so numerous that the valley became overpopulated. They decided to melt down the iron door to forge weapons.
However, no one remained of the generation that had led them through the passes, valleys and ravines into the valley, so they wandered aimlessly through the mountains until a gray mother wolf (the symbol on the Gokturk coat of arms) appeared and led them out of the mountains. On the steppes, after many battles, the Gokturk won back their importance, although they never regained their old unity and rather split into many tribes that nevertheless traced their communal origins back to the Gokturk.
Link - Kamil Pasha The Ergenekon Legend
However, no one remained of the generation that had led them through the passes, valleys and ravines into the valley, so they wandered aimlessly through the mountains until a gray mother wolf (the symbol on the Gokturk coat of arms) appeared and led them out of the mountains. On the steppes, after many battles, the Gokturk won back their importance, although they never regained their old unity and rather split into many tribes that nevertheless traced their communal origins back to the Gokturk.
Link - Kamil Pasha The Ergenekon Legend
