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This collection is the 12th issue of the international journal "Sogdian Collection" and includes the latest research on the history and cultural history of Sogd, one of the largest historical and cultural areas of Central Asia. The collection consists of 6 parts. The first part "Written Sources" includes the article "Sogdians and their descendants" by Sh. S. Kamoliddin and the article "Cross-Cultural Elements in Sogdian Trade (5th - 8th centuries AD)" by Basak Kuzakçi. The second part "Numismatics" includes the article "On Ancient Numismatics" by G. B. Babayarov. The third part "Historical…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This collection is the 12th issue of the international journal "Sogdian Collection" and includes the latest research on the history and cultural history of Sogd, one of the largest historical and cultural areas of Central Asia. The collection consists of 6 parts. The first part "Written Sources" includes the article "Sogdians and their descendants" by Sh. S. Kamoliddin and the article "Cross-Cultural Elements in Sogdian Trade (5th - 8th centuries AD)" by Basak Kuzakçi. The second part "Numismatics" includes the article "On Ancient Numismatics" by G. B. Babayarov. The third part "Historical Geography" presents an article by A. Sandiboev, M. Buzrukov and H. Rakhmonov "New data on the historical topography of the medieval rustic Yarkas". The fourth part "History" contains a generalizing article by Y. V. Pylypchuk and J. V. Rakhmonov. The fifth part "Historiography" presents an article by A. Khodjaev "Information of Chinese scholars about the Salars in the PRC - descendants of Oghuz migrants from Samarkand". The sixth part "New Books" provides information about a new book.
Autorenporträt
Shamsiddin Kamoliddin - Doktor der historischen Wissenschaften, Professor, Staatliche Pädagogische Universität Taschkent (Usbekistan). Er erforscht arabische, persische und türkische Quellen zur mittelalterlichen Geschichte und historischen Geographie Zentralasiens aus der Zeit des türkischen Kaganats (ca. VI. bis ca. VIII. Jahrhundert) und des arabischen Kalifats (ca. VIII. bis Anfang XIII. Jahrhundert).