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==Rurik a bolgár Djagfar Tarihi krónikában Lachyn néven szerepel (ha a 'rurik' méltóságnév volt, akkor ez lehetett az igazi neve), és kissé eltérő történet rajzolódik ki róla, ez a forrás arról tudósít, hogy 882-ben vagy az azt követő években halt meg:
http://s155239215.onlinehome.us/turkic/10_History/Djagfar_Tarihi/DjagfarTarihi6-10En.htm
"In 882 AD the son of Erek, Salahbi, set out from the Galidj to Bashtu, and Alabuga with troops of Sabans (sabirs) and Badjinaks (pechenegs) set out from Bolgar, aspiring for a revenge for the attack by the Kara-Bulgarian Modjars (kara-bolgar hungarians) led by Lachyn. Kan Gabdulla died before the start of the campaign, and to the Bulgarian throne was raised his son Bat-Ugyr Mumin, who did not rescind the orders of his father. The mullah Michael at that time completed his dastan ”Shan kyzy dastany” and dedicated it to his new Kan...
Alabuga barely came near the Khorysdan as from Karadjar came Almysh (Almis ibn Sejkel) with the Baryns (bolgar descendants of Tat-Ugek)and the Anchian (ukranian slavic) militia of Djun. The senior son of Almysh, Arbat (possibly aka hungarian leader Arpad), who was in the service of the Baltavar Lachyn, advanced towards Alabuga with his Bashkorts, but was completely defeated and hid in Batavyl. The Khazars who were in Batavyl, prepared for the defense of the fortress, but the astute Arbat preferred to open one of two gates of Khorysdan and come out to his father with remorse. After this the Djun’s Anchis broke through this gate into city and took it with a terrible slaughter. Almysh personally rode to the Baltavar yurt and threw the uncle, shaked with fear, out of it, as a puppy. Fortunately, he had enough nobility and magnanimity to not execute the brother of his father and to let him out to Khazaria. Lachyn, crying from a humiliation, left for Itil with his two wives and there he soon died of the shame, and Almysh kept his son Ugyr from a Bashkortian wife..."
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