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I thought it would be suitable to known both synonymous names for the same hero-king within the Shahnameh. The exploits of Alp Er Tunga is a valued and respected part of Turkish culture, and should be recognized as the other etymological side to the same coin.

"Tunga" is not Urdu.

"Tunga" is a Turkish word which has similars in Mongolian as well such as Ton (silence), Tonoh (to loot), etc. In Turkish, it means "Leopard".

Introduction of the article should be edited.-- 144.122.56.98 ( talk) 11:21, 9 August 2012 (UTC) reply

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