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Bog'liq Italy Econference Series Nov 2023 package
Proceedings of International Educators Conference
Hosted online from Rome, Italy.
Date: 25
th
Nov., 2023
ISSN: 2835-396X Website: econferenceseries.com
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of war. The brave, mighty Pahlavan, who did not shout from anything, was
considered a judge, and all these qualities were inherent in the skillful Commander
Yalangtosh.
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In the book of Makhmoud ibn Wali "Bahr ul-Asrar Fi Manukibi ul-Ahror" ("the sea
of secrets about the glory of noble people"), he is described as "a brave, not noble,
knowledgeable Emir". Yalangtosh Bahadur, whose youth was spent in
Movarunnahr, initially studied at the Bukhara madrasah and mastered Arabic and
Persian. Then, in 1595-1598, he was educated in Baghdad. Later, the complex
historical context in Central Asia, the decline of the Shaybanid state, led to the fact
that the new Ashtarkhanid dynasty entered the battlefield as a result of a struggle
between factions fighting for power. As a result, the young Yalangtoshbiy was given
the opportunity to establish himself as a devoted servant of the same dynasty. In
short, historical changes brought a creative personality to the stage of history. From
the age of 19, the Khan of Bukhara was taken under the patronage of
Dinmukhammad.
He is mentioned in Mahmud ibn Wali's book "Bahr ul-Asrar" as "A brave Noyan,
an emir who knew his business; he came from the ulus of the Olchin tribe; his real
name is Khatai Baha. During the time of Dinmukhammad Khan, he entered his
service from the Azak mausoleum in Sagnak; thanks to his efforts, he became one
of his confidants". Later, thanks to his dedication and loyalty, he was able to gain
the trust of the Ashtarkhanid dynasty. As a result of his studies at a special military
school during this period, he became a good expert in military affairs and
management, and this greatly helped in conducting future managerial and military
campaigns. Moreover, the territory of Khurosan, which had both military-political
and economic significance, was considered the main territory where the interests of
Bukhara and the Iranian states intersected, and the primacy in the same areas
increased. The army led by Yalangtoshbiy was sent to Khurosan, and this area
changed hands between Ashtarkhanids and Safavids.
At the beginning of the XVII century, mutual looting of the throne between
representatives of the Ashtarkhanidds raged in the Bukhara Khanate. On one side of
this struggle stood the pro-Bukhara Khan Vali Muhammad (1606-1611), who was
becoming obese in public administration, and on the other - the pro-emirs Nadir
Muhammad Khan (1642-1645) and Imam Kulikhan (1611-1642), whose political
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