Vol.1 No.1. (2025) Journal of the National Congress of Historians

DOI: https://doi.org/10.65076/3105-0042.2025.1

Published: 2025-03-31

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WORLD HISTORY

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  Specifics of the incorporation of Kalmyks (Kalmaks) within the Bashkirs and ethno-genetic links with Mongolian-speaking peoples Research Article

  R. Asylguzhin, E. Khabibulin (Author)

  7-28

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  The Role of Kipchaks in the Formation of the Karakalpak People: Settlement and Ethnic Characteristics of Kipchak Tribes Research Article

  M. Davletiyarov (Author)

  29-41

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  Information about the Bashkirs before the Mongol conquest Research Article

  А. Salikhov (Author)

  42-52

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  Turkisms and Mongolisms in the work of Emir Rukn ad-din Baybars al-Mansuri al-Dawadar "Zubdat al-fikra fi tarih al-hijra" Research Article

  S. Tuleubayeva (Author)

  53-68

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  The natural and climatic factors in the history of the Golden Horde and the Successor States Research Article

  Dr. Timuor F. Khaydarov (Author)

  69-89

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NATIONAL HISTORY

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  Colonial Mediation in the Biographical Discourse of Kazakh Steppe Elites (mid-19th to early 20th Century) Research Article

  Zh. Absattarova, Zh. Mazhitova , Ja. Omurova (Author)

  90-104

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  Kokum-biy is a representative of the ruling elite of the Kazakh Khanate Research Article

  R. Abdumanapov (Author)

  105-121

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  The Figure of Emir Edigu in Russian, Turkic, and Kazakh Historiography Research Article

  Zh. Kaliev, S. Duisen (Author)

  122 - 139

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  Ethnopolitical position of the Karakalpaks in the Kazakh khanates in the 17th - early 18th centuries Research Article

  M. Utebaev (Author)

  140-162

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