KYRGYZ STRUGGLE WITH NEIGHBORING PEOPLE AGAINST THE OIRAT-DZUNGARIAN CONQUERORS (XIV-XVIII CENTURIES)

Tynystan Arzybaiev

doi:10.71191/

Authors

Tynystan Arzybaiev National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic B. Dzhamgerchinov Institute of History, Archeology and Ethnology Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71191/

Keywords:

кочевники, политика, борьба, ойраты-джунгары, информация, исторические источники.

Abstract

The article examines the process of struggle between the Kyrgyz and other people against the invasion of the Oirat-Dzungars. As the Oirat-Dzungarian raids into Central Asia became more and more fierce, they gained strength. The alliance of the local nomadic people against the enemy has strengthened. Most important data about the history of relations between the Kyrgyz and neighboring people of the XIV-XVII centuries was presented by prominent scientists involved in the military campaign of the Oirats-Dzungars in Central Asia. The main reason for the migration of the Oirat tribes to the west has also been identified. One of the important obstacles to the study of ancient and medieval history is undoubtedly related to the lack of new documentary evidence. But despite this, the emergence of scientific papers created with a broad and comprehensive mindset around the same historical addresses that are known to most of us shows that there are many eager researchers trying to restore the primary sources of the history of indigenous peoples.

Author Biography

Tynystan Arzybaiev, National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic B. Dzhamgerchinov Institute of History, Archeology and Ethnology

Leading researcher

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