Bukhari people are not Uzbek, Uzbeks are people who took the name of Mongol as the race. Bukhara is the land of mixed people of Turks, Arabs, Persians and Jews.
The Shaybanids Uzbeks are a branch of the Golden Horde. They lived in the Kipchak steppes and formed the last powerful kingdom in Central Asia. They ruled most of modern Kazakhstan, a large part of Uzbekistan, and parts of southern Russia (including Siberia) in the fifteenth century. Its founder was Abu'l. -Khayr Khan. It reached the peak of its expansion with Muhammad Shaybani, and after that it was divided into several separate kingdoms. The Uzbeks gave their name to the Chagatai and all the Turkish inhabitants of Transoxiana, so that they formed a new identity from the name. The word Uzbek is a famous Turkish name, and there is even an old neighborhood in Cairo known as Azbakeya. The Shaybanis Uzbeks preserved Timurid traditions in architecture, schools, culture, and others.
As an Uzbek this is especially interesting
Thanks for the good work please keep it up
Bukhari people are not Uzbek, Uzbeks are people who took the name of Mongol as the race. Bukhara is the land of mixed people of Turks, Arabs, Persians and Jews.
@@jakhongir12 Bukhara is, was, and InshAllah will be Uzbek. Cry about it
@@altinbey5831 there's this kind of things in museums in Uzek? I would like to visit
The Shaybanids Uzbeks are a branch of the Golden Horde. They lived in the Kipchak steppes and formed the last powerful kingdom in Central Asia. They ruled most of modern Kazakhstan, a large part of Uzbekistan, and parts of southern Russia (including Siberia) in the fifteenth century. Its founder was Abu'l. -Khayr Khan. It reached the peak of its expansion with Muhammad Shaybani, and after that it was divided into several separate kingdoms.
The Uzbeks gave their name to the Chagatai and all the Turkish inhabitants of Transoxiana, so that they formed a new identity from the name.
The word Uzbek is a famous Turkish name, and there is even an old neighborhood in Cairo known as Azbakeya.
The Shaybanis Uzbeks preserved Timurid traditions in architecture, schools, culture, and others.
today's descendants of the Hephthalites of the White Huns are Abdals, they are among the Turkmens, Uzbeks and Kazakhs as well
I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿☪️✅