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The History of Moghul – Oirat Relations (from the Mid-14th to the Early 16th Century)
The history of the Moghulistan state remains an underexplored area of study in medieval historiography, despite its significant role in understanding the political, economic, and cultural processes that shaped Central Asia in the post-Mongol era.
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The author studies the problem associated with the appearance in Russian archival documents of the second and third decades of the 17th century of references to people called Chekars, as part of the Oirat Derbets who were dwelling in southern Siberia ...
Baatr U. Kitinov
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В настоящей статье изучаются особенности политико-религиозного развития Мо-гулистана (То-хор (на тибет.), Си-юй (на кит.)) при Туглук Тимуре и его преемниках. Выделены два периода в политико-религиозном развитии государства: первый (13471365 гг.) и второй (1365-1410-е гг.), их разделение обусловлено политическими событиями и сложным характером ...
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Islamization and the role of sufism in the history of Moghulistan in XIV-XVI centuries
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POLITICAL AND DYNASTIC RELATIONS BETWEEN KHAN TOKHTAMYSH, HIS DESCENDANTS, AND RULERS OF MOGHULISTAN
KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIESThe study aims to examine the political and dynastic relations between Khan Tokhtamysh and the rulers of Moghulistan within the context of the Chinggisid state transformation in the late 14th–15th centuries. The research novelty lies in redefining the chronology and structure of Tokhtamysh–Moghulistan interactions, identifying the 1398 joint embassy of
Dinara Suleimenova, Aigerim zhumabayeva
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