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Main Author: Hakberdiev Shavkat Samiddinovich.
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Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2026
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18650236
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author Hakberdiev Shavkat Samiddinovich.
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contents <p><span lang="UZ-CYR">Along with written sources in various languages, archaeological finds also play a special role in shedding light on the relations between Sughd and Ustrushona. In particular, ­archaeological materials obtained during archaeological excavations conducted for almost a hundred years in the ruins of ancient settlements in the territories of historical Sughd - Zarafshan and Kash-Kadarya oases and Jizzakh and Istaravshan (Uratepa) regions - the topography of cities, numismatic and epigraphic monuments - give a certain idea of the interaction of both regions with each other. At the same time, toponyms - place names and onomastics can also be included among the historical materials that provide important information about the historical relations between Sughd and Ustrushona.</span></p>
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spellingShingle REFLECTION OF ETHNOCULTURAL RELATIONS IN SUGD AND USTRUSHONA IN TOPONYMS
Hakberdiev Shavkat Samiddinovich.
Sughd, Khan, Mi, Shi, Kesh, Panjikent, Varaghsar, Maymurgh, Sanjarfagn, Dargam, Abgar, Yorket, Burnamad, Buzmajan, Kabudonjaket, Vedar, Marzban, "five", "five cities", Varaghsar "Dam-head", "pasture, green area", Sanjarfagn "Sanjar temple", Kabudon ¬or Kabudonjaket, Argan, Aru, Balandarin, Buzmajan, Kashk, Maymurgh , Kashkrud, Ichki Sankar ¬da .
<p><span lang="UZ-CYR">Along with written sources in various languages, archaeological finds also play a special role in shedding light on the relations between Sughd and Ustrushona. In particular, ­archaeological materials obtained during archaeological excavations conducted for almost a hundred years in the ruins of ancient settlements in the territories of historical Sughd - Zarafshan and Kash-Kadarya oases and Jizzakh and Istaravshan (Uratepa) regions - the topography of cities, numismatic and epigraphic monuments - give a certain idea of the interaction of both regions with each other. At the same time, toponyms - place names and onomastics can also be included among the historical materials that provide important information about the historical relations between Sughd and Ustrushona.</span></p>
title REFLECTION OF ETHNOCULTURAL RELATIONS IN SUGD AND USTRUSHONA IN TOPONYMS
topic Sughd, Khan, Mi, Shi, Kesh, Panjikent, Varaghsar, Maymurgh, Sanjarfagn, Dargam, Abgar, Yorket, Burnamad, Buzmajan, Kabudonjaket, Vedar, Marzban, "five", "five cities", Varaghsar "Dam-head", "pasture, green area", Sanjarfagn "Sanjar temple", Kabudon ¬or Kabudonjaket, Argan, Aru, Balandarin, Buzmajan, Kashk, Maymurgh , Kashkrud, Ichki Sankar ¬da .
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18650236