THE INFLUENCE OF ALISHER NAVAIY’S TRADITIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF HISTORIOGRAPHY IN KHOREZM
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historiography, influence, Khwarazm, Alisher Navoi, Munis, Agakhi, Bayoniy, Shajarai Turk(The Genealogy of the Turks), Shajarai Tarokima(The Genealogy of the Tarkima), Firdavs-ul Iqbol, Gulshani Davlat, Shajarai Khorazmshohi(The Chronology of the Khorezmshahs), History of Khorezm.Abstract
The article analyzes the issue of Alisher Navoiy's influence on the development of historiography in Khorezm. Excerpts from the works of Munis, Agakhiy, and Bayoniy are used to demonstrate the manifestations of Navaiy’s influence in Khorezm historiography, and well-founded conclusion are drawn.
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