Central Asia : Pre Historic to Pre-Modern Times (2 Vols-Set)
Language: English
Published by Shipra, Delhi, 2005
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Contents Vol. I Introduction. Preface. I. The primitive community system and its decline on the territory of Central Asia 1. The primitive communities in Central Asia i. Paleolith pre tribal society. ii. Mesolith and Neolith age. iii. The Bronze age. iv. Ethnic composition of population of Central Asia in the Bronze Epoch. 2. Eastern Iranian tribes of Central Asia at the Dawn of Early class society (Ninth to Mid sixth century B.C.) i. Archaeological materials of early iron age metallurgy of iron. 2. Central Asian Society in early iron age. II. The ancestors of the Tajiks in the epoch of development of slave owning relations 3. Central Asia in the State of Achaemenids i. Political History of Central Asia in 6 beginning of 5 century B.C. ii. Central Asian Society in 5 4 centuries B.C. Central Asia as part of the Achaemenid State. iii. Central Asia and Iran during the Achaemenid period. 4. Peoples of Central Asia in the struggle against Graeco Macedonian conquerors i. Campaign of Alexander of Macedonia in the east. ii. Struggle of the Central Asian peoples against the Graeco Macedonian forces. 5. Graceo Bactria and Parthia in 3 2 centuries B.C. i. Central Asia in the Seleucid State. ii. The Graeco Bactrian and Parthian State. iii. The internal system economy and culture of Central Asia in third. 6. Central Asia in the Kushan Period i. Parthia Graeo bactria and the Nomads. Early history of Yueh Chih. ii. Central Asia in 2 1 centuries B.C. iii. The Kushan Kingdom. iv. Central Asian cities and settlements in Kushan times. v. Economy of Central Asia in the Kushan period agriculture irrigation. vi. Culture and religion of Kushan Central Asia old relics of written language. 7. Socio economic system of ancient Central Asia i. Historiography of the problem of slave owning socio economic structure of ancient Central Asia. ii. Contemporary view about the socio economic system of ancient Central Asia. III. Emergence of Feudal Relations in Central Asia 8. Tribes and peoples of Central Asia in 4 6 centuries A.D. i. Political history. ii. Problems of ethnic history. 9. Peoples of Central Asia in 6 beginning of 8 century i. The main events of political history. ii. Tokharistan in 6 and beginning of 8 century. iii. Sogd in 6 7 centuries. iv. Other regions of Central Asia. v. Socio economic system the establishment of feudal relations. Index. Vol. II Introduction. I. Central Asia in the period of development and consolidation of the Feudal System 1. The peoples of Central Asia in the Arab Caliphate i. The fall of the Sasanid State. ii. The conquest of Maverannahr (The first period). iii. The conquest of Maverannahr by the Arabs (Second period) condition of peoples of Central Asia. iv. Consequences of the incorporation of Central Asia in the Arab Caliphate. v. Role of Central Asian Peoples in the struggle between the Omeiyads and the Abbasids. 2. Completion of the process of formation of the Tajik people and its statehood the states of Takhirids Saffarids and Samanids (9 10 centuries) i. Political history of 9 10 centuries. ii. Economy material culture and socio economic relations agriculture. iii. Science and literature in the 9 10 centuries. 3. The Tajik people 11 early 13 c. State of the Gaznavids Karakhanids Gaurids and the Khwarezm Shahs i. Political history. ii. Economy and socio economic relations. iii. Culture in the 11 13 centuries. 4. Tajik people in the Chengezid State i. The Mongol conquest. ii. Socio economic relations in Central Asia under the Mongols. iii. The culture of the peoples of Central Asia during the Mongol period. 5. Tajik people in the State of Timur and the Timurids i. Political history popular movements. ii. The economy socio economic relations. iii. Culture. II. Tajik people during the later period of Feudalism in Central Asia 6. Life of Tajik people in the State of Sheibanids (16 century) i. Political history. ii. Socio economic relations. iii. The problem of ethno genesis of the Uzbek people. iv. Material and spiritu.…
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- Central Asia : Pre Historic to Pre-Modern Times (2 Vols-Set)
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- B G Gafurov
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- Shipra, Delhi
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- 2005
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- Hardbound
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- English
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- 9788175412460
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