- and Nurabad.
Historically the
Rasht Valley has been
called Karotegin or
Karategin.
During the 1992-1997
Tajikistan Civil War, the
region was a stronghold...
- The
Karategin Uzbeks (formerly
known as
Dormon Uzbeks) are a Karluk-Turkic
ethnic group,
indigenous to
Karategin, Tajikistan, but now
living in the regions...
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Muhammad Sa'id was
appointed the
ruler of
Karategin but the
following year he was deposed, with
Karategin becoming a
Bukharan beylik (province). In December...
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media related to
Region of
Republican Subordination.
Districts under Tajikistan Central Government Jurisdiction, also translated...
- an
honorific meaning "lady" or "noblewoman".She had a
brother called Karategin and
sister called Ibuke. Her
given name (ism in Arabic) is unknown. Her...
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between the
caravan routes heading east–west from the
Gissar Valley through Karategin to the Alay Valley, and north–south to the
Kafirnigan River and then to...
- with
Balkh 3.
Shehersebz (near Bukhara) 4.
Hissar 5.
Kokand 6.
Durwaz 7.
Karategin 8.
Kunduz 9.
Kafiristan 10.
Chitral 11.
Gilgit 12.
Iskardu 13. & 14. The...
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Lebap Region, Turkmenistan) Karakul, (now
Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan)
Karategin, (now
Rasht district, Tajikistan) Karshi, (now
Qashqadaryo Region, Uzbekistan)...
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Caucasian → Avar–Andic →
Karata Russia (Dagestan)
Islam → ****
Islam Karategin Uzbeks Turkic →
Karluk →
Southern Uzbek Afghanistan Islam → **** Islam...
- The
Bukharan Revolution refers to the
events of 1917–1925,
which led to the
elimination of the
Emirate of
Bukhara in 1920, the
formation of the Bukharan...
