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European Journal of Research Development and Sustainability (EJRDS)

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Vol. 2 No. 1, January 2020
ISSN: 2660-5570

"History of Yamini" As a Source of History of Central Asia: An


Introduction
Name of Author1
Designation, Department, Institute, City, State, Country,
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Name of Author2
Designation, Department, Institute, City, State, Country
Email

Article history: Abstract:


Received A work of Abu Nasr al-Utbi "Tarikh-i al-Yamini" (History of Yamini) is an
Accepted: important source in the study of the history of Central Asia during the
Published Ghaznavid period, in particular, Khorezm, Bukhara, Samarkand, Termez,
: Nasaf, Shash and the foundations of statehood in our country in the X-XI
centuries. The work "Tarikh-i al-Yamini" has not been sufficiently studied and
has not translated into Uzbek yet. Through this information, the researcher
gets acquainted with the social processes that took place in Transoxiana,
Khorasan, Kashmir in the first quarter of the X and XI centuries, the culture of
the peoples, international relations in these countries. The work continues the
events that took place after the "Tarikh-i al-Tabari" (History of Tabari). The
work complements the information of the scholars like as Narshahi, Abu
Rayhan Beruni, Saalibi about these periods. "History of Yamini" covers in detail
the political events that took place in Transoxiana and Khorasan during the
last Samanid period. It tells the story of the end of the X century and the first
quarter of the XI century in connection with the history of Transoxiana and
Khorasan. There is a certain kindness to the rulers as in all historical works of
that period. The work of al-Utbi also reflects the battles for the thrones,
wealth, power struggles, conflicts, bloodshed and various conflicts between
the ruling powers.
Keywords: Abu Nasr al-Utbi;Mahmud Ghaznavi ; Amir Abu al-Qasim Nuh; Abu al-Hasan Simjur; Mavaraunnahra.

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