Kokandskoe khanstvo
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Name (Hebrew)
ח'אנות קוקנד
Name (Latin)
Kokandskoe khanstvo
Other forms of name
Hokand Hanlığı
Khanate of Khoqand
Khoqand (Khanate)
Kokon (Khanate)
Kokand (Khanate)
Khanate of Khokand
Khuqand (Khanate)
Xuqand (Khanate)
Coordinates
70.9425 70.9425 40.528611 40.528611 (gooearth )
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Sources of Information
- Alaĭ zakymdary, 2005:t.p. verso (Kokon)
- Beĭsembiev, T.K. "Taʼrikh-i Shakhrukhi" kak istoricheskiĭ istochnik, 1987:p. 3. (Kokandskoe khanstvo) summary, p. 137 (Khanate of Khokand; fl. 1800-1840; gradual annexation by Russia 1853-1876)
- Bolʹsh. sov. ėnt︠s︡., 3rd:v. 12 (Kokandskoe khanstvo)
- Koç, D. Rus elçilik raporlarına göre Hokand Hanlığı, 2015:(Hokand Hanlığı)
- Levi, Scott C. The rise and fall of Khoqand, 1709-1876, 2017:page 5 (chapter[s] trace the formation of the Khanate of Khoqand to the reign of Shah Rukh Biy (r. 1709-22), the leader of the Uzbek Ming tribe and progenitor of the ruling dynasty (the "Shahrukhids") of Khoqand
- Shams Bukhārāyī. Tārīkh-i Bukhārā, Khūqand va Kāshghar, 1998:t.p. (Khūqand) added t.p. (Xuqand [in rom.])
- Beisembiev, T.K. "Tarikh-i Shakhrukhi" kak istoricheskii istochnik, 1987:p. 3. (Kokandskoe khanstvo) summary, p. 137 (Khanate of Khokand; fl. 1800-1840; gradual annexation by Russia 1853-1876)
- Bolsh. sov. ents., 3rd:v. 12 (Kokandskoe khanstvo)
- Shams Bukharayi. Tarikh-i Bukhara, Khuqand va Kashghar, 1998:t.p. (Khuqand) added t.p. (Xuqand [in rom.])