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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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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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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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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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The Kazakh Khanate as a сontinuation of the Ulus of Jochi: problems of historical succession

ULY DALA MURASY
The study of the formation of the Kazakh Khanate is of great importance for Kazakhstani historical scholarship. Despite the existence of numerous academic publications on this topic, a comparative analysis of various types of historical sources remains insufficiently developed.
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THE SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL NATURE OF RELIGIOUS VOCABULARY IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE WRITTEN HERITAGE OF THE ERA OF ULUS JOCHI

KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIES
The article examines the spiritual and cultural aspects of religious vocabulary in the written monuments of the Ulus of Jochi era, specifically in the poems of Qutb «Khusraw and Shirin», Sayf Sarai «Gulistan bit-turki», Khwarazmi «Muhabbat-nameh», «Central Asian Tafsir», and the prose work of Mahmud bin Ali al-Bulgari al-Kerderi «Nahj al-Faradis».
Murat Sabyr, Aigul Ramanova, Aigul Magauova   +2 more
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SOME REMARKS ON THE ULUS (PEOPLE) OF JOCHI AS SEEN BY THEIR CONTEMPORIES

«HISTORICAL AND SOCIO-POLITICAL SCIENCES»
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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Concluding the Ulus Jochi or “Golden Horde”

Acta Archaeologica, 2012
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Translation as a factor of interpretative distortions in written sources on women’s headdresses of the ulus Jochi period

ULY DALA MURASY
The article examines the impact of translations on the formation of interpretative distortions in written sources concerning women’s high-framed headdresses of the Ulus Jochi period. It is noted that a significant portion of archaeological and textual materials of the Golden Horde has entered scholarly circulation through Russian translations of ...
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Fragments of a Mirror: The Turkic-Tatar Khanates in Search of Their Way after the Collapse of the Jochi Ulus

The New Past, 2022
Dmitry V. Sen’, Vadim V. Trepavlov
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