Zeybeks have a dance called the Zeybek dance (or Zeibekiko in Greece). There are different Zeybek dances in Turkey. There is the "Avşar Zeybeği" (The Afshars were an Oghuz Turkic tribe.), Aydın Zeybeği, Muğla Zeybeği, Tavas Zeybeği, Kordon Zeybeği, Bergama Zeybeği, Soma Zeybeği, Ortaklar Zeybeği, Pamukçu Zeybeği, Harmandalı Zeybeği, Sakız Zeybeği, Tefenni Zeybeği, Kadıoğlu Zeybeği, Kocaarap Zeybeği (Koca = Big, Arap = Arab), Abdal Zeybeği (Turkmen Bektashi dervishes were often called "Abdal", there was also an "Abdal" tribe belonging to the White Huns[16]) and Bengi (Bengü meant "eternity" in old Turkic) Zeybeği.[2]The Greek version of the dance was brought by Greeks from Izmir to Greece,[17] which used to be called "Türkikos",[18][19][20] but this name is not used anymore.