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Haukal mention the city of
Khovakand or
Khokand,
which in
distance corresponds to the
present Kokand.
According to written...
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railway was
started in 1879,
following the
Russian victory over
Khokand.
Originally it
served a
military purpose of
facilitating the
Imperial Russian...
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Histoire du
Khanat de
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Russian Turkistan,
Khokand,
Bukhara and Kuldja,
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- to the
paper manufactured at the
present time
after Chinese patterns at
Khokand and Samarkand.
There are, moreover, some
confectionaries in
which cakes...
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December 2011. "Khiva, Bukhara,
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approach of the Chinese, he fled back to
Khokand amid the
jeers of the inhabitants. The last of the
Khoja revolts (1857)...
-
retention of Kandahar. He
argued that
Tsarist Russia would attack and
absorb Khokand,
Bokhara and
Khiva (which occurred, and the
regions are now
parts of Uzbekistan)...
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