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REFLECTION OF ETHNOCULTURAL RELATIONS IN SUGD AND USTRUSHONA IN TOPONYMS

Authors: Hakberdiev Shavkat Samiddinovich.;

REFLECTION OF ETHNOCULTURAL RELATIONS IN SUGD AND USTRUSHONA IN TOPONYMS

Abstract

Along with written sources in various languages, archaeological finds also play a special role in shedding light on the relations between Sughd and Ustrushona. In particular, ­archaeological materials obtained during archaeological excavations conducted for almost a hundred years in the ruins of ancient settlements in the territories of historical Sughd - Zarafshan and Kash-Kadarya oases and Jizzakh and Istaravshan (Uratepa) regions - the topography of cities, numismatic and epigraphic monuments - give a certain idea of the interaction of both regions with each other. At the same time, toponyms - place names and onomastics can also be included among the historical materials that provide important information about the historical relations between Sughd and Ustrushona.

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Sughd, Khan, Mi, Shi, Kesh, Panjikent, Varaghsar, Maymurgh, Sanjarfagn, Dargam, Abgar, Yorket, Burnamad, Buzmajan, Kabudonjaket, Vedar, Marzban, "five", "five cities", Varaghsar "Dam-head", "pasture, green area", Sanjarfagn "Sanjar temple", Kabudon ¬or Kabudonjaket, Argan, Aru, Balandarin, Buzmajan, Kashk, Maymurgh , Kashkrud, Ichki Sankar ¬da .

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