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THE KHIVAN FACTOR OF RUSSIAN-KAZAKH RELATIONS IN XVIII–XIX CENTURIES Pt. I: Kazakh khans on Khiva and the point of Russia

Вестник МГПУ. Серия Исторические науки, 2022
В статье анализируется позиция Российской империи в отношении казахских ханов и султанов, претендовавших в XVIII в. на престол Хивинского ханства. Первоначально проблема заключалась в том, что, формально будучи российскими вассалами, казахские правители претендовали на ханство, находившееся в сфере влияния Персии, с которой Россия не собиралась ...
Р.Ю. Почекаев
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Into the Kazakh Steppe: John Castle's mission to Khan Abulkhayir (1736)

Central Asian Survey, 2015
John Castle, an Anglo-Prussian adventurer who volunteered his service to the Russian throne, kept a diary (16–115) during his relatively short, relatively uneventful sojourn into the north-western ...
Michael Hancock-Parmer
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THE ROLE OF KHAN SALKAM DZHANGIR IN THE SETTLEMENT OF KAZAKH-DZUNGARIAN MILITARY CONFLICTS IN THE XVII CENTURY

Вестник Адыгейского государственного университета, серия «Регионоведение», 2023
Несмотря на ряд исследований XX - начала XXI вв. в области казахской истории, истории Джунгарского и Калмыцкого ханств нового времени (И.Я. Златкин, В.А. Моисеев, С.А. Едилханова, М. Тынышпаев, К.А. Пищулина и др.) казахско-калмыцкие, казахско-джунгарские отношения остаются до сих пор малоизученными.
Sayalbek Gizzatov, Nursultan Nauryzgalievich Oteuov, Ш.Ж. Нартбаев   +2 more
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Book Review: Beatrice Teissier (ed): Into the Kazakh Steppe: John Castle’s Mission to Khan Abulkhavir

Journal of European Studies, 2016
Anthony Cross
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Pretended Suzerainty: Moscow Tsars and Kazakh Khans (According to Russian-Language Diplomatic Documents of the End of 16th — Beginning of 18th Centuries)

ISTORIYA, 2019
Roman Pochekaev
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Literature-History Relationship and Genghis Khan in Kazakh Literature

Bulletin of the Karaganda university. Philology series
There is a relationship based on mutual interaction between literature and history. As a science, history pursues the truth and is based on documents. Since literature is a branch of art, it is the product of the author's or poet's imagination and presents a fictional world to the reader.
O. Söylemez, Ö. Faruk Ateş
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Correlation of geological complexes of the Khan-Tengri Mountain Massif in Border Regions of the Kyrgyz, Kazakh, and Chinese Tianshan

Geology and Environment, 2023
Researchers of the border regions in Kyrgyzstan, Kazachstan, and China discuss two two alternative models for the relationships between the main structural units of the Tianshan mountains. Most researchers believe that the Kyrgyz Middle Tianshan wedges out to the east along the Atbashi-Inylchek-Nalati marginal fault.
A. V. Mikolaichuk, F. K. Apayarov, D. V. Gordeev, A. N. Esmintsev   +3 more
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Confirmation of the Kazakh Khan Nuraly in 1748—1749

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The article considers the problems of transformation of imperial policy in the field of symbolic integration of dependent Kazakh rulers into the common political space through the concept of acculturation. During the 18th century, based on the real, extremely limited opportunities to actually keep the Kazakhs in dependence, the Russian border ...
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A HISTORIC REALITY; GENGHİS KHAN EPİC AND THE GENEALOGY OF THE KAZAKH KHANS

In the article are explained the results of the examination of the manuscript called 'Kıssa-i Cengiz Khan' written in old Turkish with Arabic letters, found in Chimkent city of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which was not known to the scientific community before.
Kozha, Mukhtar, Muminova, Zulfiya
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Impact of NSLAB on Kazakh cheese flavor

Food Research International, 2021
Shan Li, Yandie Li, Yunyun Gao
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