- Ahmed Yesevi,
Ahmed Yesevi, 1103-1166 (Personal Name)
- Ясави, Ахмед, 1103-1166
- Aḣmad, I︠A︡ssaviĭ, 1103-1166
- Ahmed-i Yesevı̂, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡savi, Akhmed, 1103-1166
- Ahmet Ýasawy, 1103-1166
- Ahmet Yesevı̂, 1103-1166
- Ăziret Sūltan, 1103-1166
- Iasaui, Akhmet, 1103-1166
- Ясави, Ахмед, д. 1166
- Earlier heading: I︠A︡savi, Akhmed, d. 1166
- Ясавы, Ахмет, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡savy, Akhmet, 1103-1166
- Ясеви, Ахмед, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡sevi, Akhmed, 1103-1166
- Iassaui, Akhmet, 1103-1166
- Яссави, Ахмад, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡ssavi, Akhmad, 1103-1166
- Яссави, Ахмед, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡ssavi, Akhmed, 1103-1166
- Яссави, Ходжа Ахмед, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡ssavi, Khodzha Akhmed, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡ssaviĭ, Aḣmad, 1103-1166
- Khasret Sultan, 1103-1166
- Qazrat Sulton, 1103-1166
- Yassaviy, Xoja Ahmad, , 1103-1166
- Yasawī, Aḥmad, 1103-1166
- Ȳasawiy, Hoja Ahmet, 1103-1166
- Ýasawy, Ahmet, 1103-1166
- Yesevı̂, Ahmed-i, 1103-1166
- Kulkozho Akmat I︠A︡ssaviĭ, 1103-1166
- I︠A︡ssaviĭ, Kulkozho Akmat, 1103-1166
- Yesevi, Ahmed, 1103-1166
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Storey, C.A. Persian literature, 1953, v. 1, pt. 2: p. 977 (Yasawī, Aḥmad, d. 1166)
Dîvân-ı hikmet'ten seçmeler, 1983: t.p. (Ahmed-i Yesevı̂) p. 21 (d. 1166)
Ḣikmatlar, 1990: t.p. (Aḣmad I︠A︡ssaviĭ) colophon (Akhmad I︠A︡ssavi) p. 5 (d. 1166 or 1167)
Ŭzbek sovet ėnt︠s︡ikl., 1971: (Aḣmad I︠A︡ssaviĭ, d. 1166, poet)
Diuani khikmet, 1993: t.p. (Qozha Akhmet Iasaui) colophon (Khodzha Akhmed I︠A︡sevi)
Pir-ı̂ Türkistan Hoca Ahmet Yesevı̂ ve Yesevilik, 1994: p. 4 of cover (Ahmed Yesevı̂)
Medinede Mukhammet Tu̇rku̇standa Khoja Akhmet, 1992: t.p. (Khoja Akhmet I︠A︡savy)
Qozha Akhmet Iassaui, 1998.
Khikmety, 2000: t.p. (Khodzha Akhmed I︠A︡ssavi)
Khikmety, 2004: t.p. (Khodzha Akhmed I︠A︡ssavi)
Hikmetler, 2004: t.p. (Hoja Ahmet Ýasawy)
Khikmetter kitebi, 2008: title page (Kulkozho Akmat I︠A︡ssaviĭ)
Wikipedia, March 4, 2017 (Khodzha Akhmed I︠a︡savi (Xoja Ahmad Yassaviy (Uzb.); Qozha Akhmet I︠a︡saui (Kaz.), Hoja Ahmet Ýasawiy (Turk.), also known in public as Khasret Sultan, Qazrat Sulton (Uzb.), Ăziret Sūltan (Kaz.); b.1103, Saĭram - d.1166, Turkestan) - is a Sufi poet; he wrote in Chagataĭ language)
Wikipedia, July 20, 2018 (Ahmad Yasawi; Khawaja Ahmad Yasawi or Ahmed Yesevi (1093-1166); Turkic poet and Sufi; the earliest known Turkic poet who composed poetry in Middle Turkic; born in Sayram; later moved to Bukhara; moved to Turkistan City in order to spread Islam in Turkestan)
Bolʹsh. sov. ėnt︠s︡.; Enc. Brit.; Enc. Americana; Collier's Enc.; Kratkai︠a︡ lit. ėnt︠s︡.
