From the end of the 9th century the Pechenegs controlled the territories to the east and south of the Carpathians. According to the "Eymund's saga", they fought together with the "Blökkumen" ("Romanians") in the Kievan Rus' in the 1010s. The Pechenegs were swept aside from their territories by the Cumans between 1064 and 1078. A late variant of the oldest Turkish chronicle, the "Oghuz-name" relates that the Cumans defeated many nations, including the "Ulâq" ("Romanians"). Some of the Pechenegs fled into the Kingdom of Hungary where they were employed to guard the border districts, for instance in Transylvania.