Таълим ва инновацион тадқиқотлар Issue 5 (2024) · pp. 8-17
FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS OF THE KOKHAN KHANATE WITH NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES DURING THE MING DYNASTY: Berdiev Abduvali Abduganievich Candidate of Historical Sciences (PhD), Head of educational and methodological department
Бердиев Абдували Абдуганиевич
Abstract
This article reflects some information about the foreign diplomatic relations of the Kokand Khanate with neighboring countries during the Ming Dynasty in the 18th-19th centuries and mutual diplomatic relations. Foreign trade also played an important role in the economic life of the Kokan Khanate. The country established extensive trade relations with Bukhara, Khiva, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, India in the west and south, China (via Kashgar) in the east, Dashti-Kipchak settlers in the north, and especially with Russia. With the inclusion of Tashkent into the Khanate, Russia’s penetration into the Kokand Khanate accelerated and allows us to fully imagine through information about its foreign economic relations.
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