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The Plague of XIV Century in the Jochi Ulus

Otan tarikhy
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The Albarello Vessels From the Lower Volga Capitals of the Jochi Ulus [PDF]

Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya, 2012
A typological analysis of the albarello as a form of glazed red clay ceramics, which was produced in the Golden Horde cities of the Lower Volga river region, is provided in the article. The albarelli were intended for medicines and aromatic substances, but they could also be used as inkpots.
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The Ulus of Jochi in the Era of the Black Death

Asian Journal "Steppe Panorama"
Introduction. The article examines the Ulus of Jochi in the era of the Second Plague Pandemic, known as the Black Death, and reassesses its place in the history of epidemic processes in Eurasia. The study proceeds from the assumption that the Golden Horde should not be viewed only as a peripheral zone through which the disease passed on its way to ...
D. K. Suleimenova, A. A. Zhumabayeva
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EVERYDAY CULTURE AS A BASIS FOR STUDYING THE ULUS OF JOCHI

KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIES
The study of the everyday culture of the Golden Horde is a little-studied problem, the study of which will help reconstruct the past of our country in the medieval period. The ethnopolitical history of the Golden Horde largely shades the internal processes that took place across the vast territory of Eurasia.
Fakiya Shamshidenova, Zaure Tabynbayeva
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WARFARE OF ULUS JOCHI (GOLDEN HORDE)

KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIES
This article is devoted to the military affairs of the Eurasian empire called the Golden Horde (Ulus of Jochi). The objective of this study is to summarize the materials concerning the military affairs of the Ulus of Jochi and to highlight its characteristic features.
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An Analysis of Saraichik in the Western European Historiography of the Ulus of Jochi

КАЗАХСТАНСКОЕ ВОСТОКОВЕДЕНИЕ
Abstract. The aim of this article is to demonstrate how the city of Saraichik has been represented in Western European historiography from the nineteenth to the twenty first century on the basis of both classical synthetic works and modern studies on the Jochid Ulus and post Horde polities.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ULUS OF JOCHI IN THE HISTORY OF KAZAKHSTAN

Bulletin of Dulaty University
Jochi Ulus is of great importance in Kazakh history, as it had a great influence on the formation of the Kazakh people and the development of statehood. The western part of the ulus, including the regions of Central Asia and Kazakhstan, later became the land of the Kazakh Khanate.
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Karaites in the Ulus Jochi Era and in the Crimean Khanate: The Question of the Origin of Karaite Communities on the Crimean Peninsula

Zolotoordynskoe Obozrenie
Research objectives: An analysis and generalization of materials on the history of the emergence of Karaite communities on the territory of the Crimean peninsula in the era of the Ulus of Jochi and the Crimean Khanate. Research materials: As a result of comparing published materials on the history of the Crimean Karaites, data from archaeological and ...
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Some Remarks on the Ulus (People) of Jochi as Seen by Their Contempories

ВЕСТНИК КАЗНПУ ИМЕНИ АБАЯ, CЕРИЯ «ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ И СОЦИАЛЬНО-ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ НАУКИ»
Jochi Ulus is the largest of the Mongolian states. If we take the history of the Jochi Ulus, its people, information about their domestic and foreign policy from the memoirs of a traveler, historian, scientist, sage who lived in those days, then we can say that their data are written on the basis of truth.
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VERSIONS OF AL-ZAMAKHSHARI’S MUQADDIMAT AL-ADAB DURING THE JOCHI ULUS PERIOD

KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIES
This article examines issues related to the creation, versions, preservation, and lexical composition of Muqaddamat al-Adab by Abu’l-Qasim Mahmud ibn ʿUmar ibn Muhammad al-Zamakhshari (1075–1144), who lived during the Khwarazmshah era (1097–1231). Particular attention is paid to the manuscripts of Muqaddamat al-Adab copied in the Jochi Ulus, with ...
Ashirbek Muminov, Bagdat Dyussenov
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