Strength and Deformability of the Dome of the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi

Makish, Nurakhmet; Yerzhanov, Syrymgali; Lapin, Vladimir; Kassenov, Dauren

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“…Inside the mausoleum in the center there is a cast cauldron (taikazan), striking with its majestic size and excellent ornamental treatment of the exterior. On the outside it is written: "«The greatest Emir ordered to build this place for drinking..., Amir Temur Guragan, may Allah Almighty sanctify his kingdom...» [22] The Timurids are representatives of the Amir Temur dynasty, some of them became famous as scientists and writers. One of them is the son of the fourth son of Amir Temur Shahrukh, the grandson Mirzo Ulugbek.…”

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The role and significance of Amir Timur in the historical policy of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Nurbayev¹,

Kiyubek²

2023

BULLETIN of the L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University.Poli

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This article is devoted to the process of historical policy of independent Uzbekistan on the example of the character of Amir Temur. The purpose of the article is to identify features in the description and dissemination of the picture of Amir Temur by the official authorities through the construction of monuments, the celebration of anniversaries, as well as the study of the national hero by Uzbek and foreign researchers to determine the main directions of historical policy in modern Uzbekistan. The authors of this article tried to use the example of Amir Temur to show the reasons and mechanisms for the introduction of this image into the historical consciousness of the younger generation. The analysis of school and university textbooks and guides on the history of Uzbekistan, printed at different times, shows that the great ancestor of the Uzbek people becomes a symbol of national statehood and is actively used in the process of nation-building. The era of Amir Temur is directly connected with the Golden Horde and Moghulistan, which existed on the territory of modern Kazakhstan, so the importance of studying this period becomes obvious. These factors can explain the relevance of this process in the Central Asian countries, which have one common history and the need to create a historically important character to define statehood and nation-building.

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