ORGANIZATION OF THE BUKHARA EMIRATE
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In the final stage of the Ashtar Khanate era, the central government weakened significantly. The position of the khans in governing the country decreased, and the influence of large officials and tribal leaders increased. Provincial governors began to pursue an independent policy, not submitting to the central government. As a result, state administration was disrupted and fragmentation increased in the regions of the country.Abstract
The Ashtar Khanate ruled the territories of Transoxiana and Bukhara
from the beginning of the 17th century to the middle of the 18th century.
Although the representatives of this dynasty tried to continue the political legacy
of the Shaybanid state, over time the internal and external situation of the state
became more complicated. As a result, by the first half of the 18th century, a deep
political and economic crisis occurred in the Bukhara Khanate. This situation led
to the weakening of the power of the Ashtar Khanate and, ultimately, the rise of
the Mangid dynasty to power.
References
History of Salatini Mangitiya
Works of Ahmad Donish.
Works of Abdurauf Fitrat.
History of Uzbekistan.
Publications of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan.
History of Bukhara.
