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The World of the Orient
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Military and Political Rivalry of Shibanids and Kazakh Khans in the Syr Darya Region: Processes of Ethnic Demarcation in Central Asia in the 15th –16th Centuries

Військово-політичне суперництво Шибанідів і казахських ханів у Присирдар’їнському регіоні: процеси етнічного розмежування в Центральній Азії у XV–XVI століттях
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Jun 2023Publisher:National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Co. LTD Ukrinformnauka) (Publications)Journal:The World of the Orient, volume 2,023 (issn: 1608-0599, eissn: 1682-5268, Copyright policy )
Authors: Burkitbay Ayagan; Denys Chernienko;

doi: 10.15407/orientw2023.02.005

Military and Political Rivalry of Shibanids and Kazakh Khans in the Syr Darya Region: Processes of Ethnic Demarcation in Central Asia in the 15th –16th Centuries

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