This list covers the Pecheneg or Patzinak armies from their move west into Khazar and Magyar territories north of the Black Sea circa 850 until their destruction by the Byzantines at Berrhoia in 1122. A nation that inspires the proverb “as stupid as a Pecheneg” but still terrified the Magyars must have had something going for it! A few nobles were sufficiently armoured to tackle Byzantine cavalry, and one wounded Alexios Komnenos in the buttock with a lance held in 2 hands. Their horse archers were frequently used as mercenaries by the Byzantines (since they were readily available and cheap), often tempting the enemy into an ambush with a feigned flight, but against canny opponents like the Normans, this was a trick that only worked once. The main wagon type was a 4-wheeler with high wooden sides pierced for archery. It was said that they always won if they brought their wagons and always lost if they did not. Reference: Armies of the Dark Ages 1. Heath.
— Pecheneg Army 850 AD - 1122 AD
II/58 — ALAN 50 AD - 1500 AD
III/11 — CENTRAL ASIAN TURKISH 550 AD - 1330 AD
III/14 — EARLY BULGAR 558 AD - 1018 AD
III/16 — KHAZAR 568 AD - 1083 AD
III/1 — EARLY SLAV 476 AD - 1218 AD
III/29 — THEMATIC BYZANTINE 650 AD - 963 AD
III/30 — MAGYAR 650 AD - 1003 AD
III/32 — VOLGA BULGAR 675 AD - 1237 AD
III/47 — PECHENEG 850 AD - 1122 AD
III/48 — RUS 860 AD - 1054 AD
III/65 — NIKEPHORIAN BYZANTINE 963 AD - 1042 AD
III/68 — EARLY HUNGARIAN 997 AD - 1245 AD
III/76 — KONSTANTINIAN BYZANTINE 1042 AD - 1073 AD
III/79 — EARLY RUSSIAN 1054 AD - 1246 AD
III/80 — CUMAN (KIPCHAK) 1054 AD - 1394 AD
IV/1 — KOMNENAN BYZANTINE 1071 AD - 1204 AD