Social Sciences
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RESEARCHES OF RUSSIAN MILITARY ORIENTALISTS ABOUT THE POPULATION OF AFGHANISTAN IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY
DOI
Crossref DOI
10.37547/tajssei/Volume06Issue08-12
tajssei
2024
VOL. 6
/ NO. 08
AUGUST
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
In this article it is explained that the Russian military orientalists recorded in their reports valuable information about the geographical location of Afghanistan, its political and administrative management system, as well as detailed information about the various peoples and tribes living in the country, the population of the regions, and their topographical location in their reports. The information of the Russian researchers about the ethnic composition of the Afghan population and their characteristics will later serve as a source for many studies. Most importantly, these data were collected and analyzed by Russian orientalists directly, without any tools, during their trips to the country.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Keywords
Central Asia
Afghanistan
Russian Empire
SOURCES & SCHOLARSHIP
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