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[edit] Uzbekistan & Tajikistan

OBviously Tajikistan and UZbekistan share the same history. Somehow, I have never encountered the word "uzbek" in the source until 16th century. Tajiks has even had their official state, Samanids. And most of the population of UZbekistan consits of Tajiks. Moreover, in historical places of the present UZbekistan the writings are in either Persian or Arabic. All the poets of the region were apparently persians, or tajiks, since there have not been any noble writings in turkish or uzbek until the former of the uzbek Literature Alisher Navoi.
HEnce, how come they label Bachtria, Sogdiana etc. under single name UZBEKISTAN, which has been formed in early 20th century.

Crazy world.... :) Maybe it is time to take it seriously and work on building a time machine and travel in time to rewrite the whole thing.










Text from public domain http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/2924.htm included. olivier 11:51, 6 Sep 2003 (UTC)

[edit] Osbegs

Probably some mention belongs here of the Osbeg (spelling?) people, circa, I guess, the 1300s, and the Kazakhs (um, the betrayers?)Jogback 02:44, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC)

I just checked, and the Kazakhstan article does have some discussion of this, although if it explains the word Kazakh, I missed it. I have read an allegation that it refers to the Kazakh/Osbeg (sp?) split.Jogback 02:44, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Very short artcile about Uzbekistan. There is a lot talk and write about the history of Uzbekistan

Please spell it correctly not 'Osbegs', but 'Uzbeks'

[edit] The Evolution of Uzbek nation

There are still many discussions about when Uzbek nation was "formulated". The name 'Uzbekistan' was given to the country in 1924 by Soviet Union. Until, there were 3 kingdoms ('honlik' from Uzbek) and nor of them called its civils as Uzbeks.

One of two points of some scientsits are 1. Uzbek-khan, the name of imperior of 'Oltin-Orda' (Chingizkhan's imperior in Central Asia)

[edit] Uzbekistan?

   OBviously Tajikistan and UZbekistan share the same history. Somehow, I have never encountered the word "uzbek" in the source until 16th century. Tajiks has even had their official state, Samanids. And most of the population of UZbekistan consits of Tajiks. Moreover, in historical places of the present UZbekistan the writings are in either Persian or Arabic. All the poets of the region were apparently persians, or tajiks, since there have not been any noble writings in turkish or uzbek until the former of the uzbek Literature Alisher Navoi. 
   HEnce, how come they label Bachtria, Sogdiana etc. under single name UZBEKISTAN, which has been formed in early 20th century.

Crazy world.... :) Maybe it is time to take it seriously and work on building a time machine and travel in time to rewrite the whole thing.