• The Army of the Emir. What Were the Armed Forces...

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    Existing since 1753 as the successor of the Bukhara Khanate, the emirate of the same name was created by the tribal aristocracy of the Uzbek clan Mangyt.

  • On the Silk Road - Bukhara - History of the Town

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    An illustrated description of the history of Bukhara in Central Asia in today's Uzbekistan.
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  • Special Information About Foreign Trade and

    http://reja.tdpu.uzshaxsiyreja/views/article/files/2333…
    The main purpose of the embassy was to make a detailed study of the internal state of the Bukhara Khanate in the Instruction on July 13, 1718.
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  • Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the United Arab...

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    Diplomatic relations between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates were established on October 1, 1992. The Embassy of the Republic of...
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  • Emirate of Bukhara

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    From its origins to its impact on today's society, we will explore every aspect related to Emirate of Bukhara to understand its relevance in various contexts.
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  • (PDF) the description of administrative system...

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    The description of administrative system in the emirate of bukhara during the reign of said abdulahadkhan in foreign...
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  • Emir of Bukhara

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    The Emir of Bukhara, Alim Khan (1880-1944), poses solemnly for his portrait, taken in 1911 shortly after his accession.
    9 Ekim 2004

  • (PDF) the Signing of the Peace Agreement Between Bukhara...

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    The terms of the first peace treaty were suggested to the Emir of Bukhara on September 12, 1866, by the Governor-General of Orenburg Krijanovsky.

  • Emirate Of Bukhara | Encyclopedia.com

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    Relicts of the Chala community have survived in Central Asia, especially in Bukhara, and are registered as Uzbeks or (in Tadzhikistan) as Tadzhiks.
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