Microsoft Word History of Uzbekistan Тарих дастур

3 – THEME
Formation of Uzbek statehood system and its developing stages. 
Formation of primary state unions in present territory of Uzbekistan, Emergence 
of private property social strata. Early cities and their functions. Archeological and 
written sources about ancient states in present territory of Uzbekistan. 
The first states: ancient Baktriya, Khorezm. Social – economic and cultural life. 
The state administration in the Ahmoniy’s state structure in Central Asia. Tax system. 
Economic life. Money relations. Liberation movement against invaders. Tumaris, 
Shiroq courages. Rebellion in Fergana.
Decline of Ahmoniys’s state. Capturing of Middle Asia by Alexander 
Makedonskiy. Liberation struggle against Greek – Makedonian invaders led by 
Spitamen. Establishment of administrative system in the states of Baktriya and 
Sugdiyona. Social – economic condition of the population.
Decay of Makedonskiy’s state. Establishment of the Salavskid’s domination in 
Sugdiyona and Baktriya.
Decline of the Salavskid’s state and its causes.
The state of Greek – Baktiya. Ellinizm. Parfiya, Qang, Davon states. Their social 
– economic life.
Kushon state. Social – economic relations. Culture and religion. Internal and 
external policy Relations between China and Davan. Great Silk Road and present time. 
Kidariyas and Hioniys. Formation of Eftaliys state. Social – economic life during 
Eftaliys time. Relation of ownership to the land. Mazdak movement. Religious faith. 
Formation of the Turkic Khanate. Conquest of Middle Asia by the Turkic Khanate. 
State administration. Obroy’s rebellion. 
Page 7 

---

Division of the Turkic Khaqanate into two parts. Western Turkic Khaqanate. 
Political disintegration., Culture, alphabet systems, the Turkic language, religious faith.
Arabian conquest of Central Asia under the leadership of Qutayba ibn 
Muslim. The policy carried out by the Arabian conquerors. Dissemination of the 
Islam religion. Tax policy. Abu Muslim movement. National liberation 
movement against the Arabs. Muqanna is uprising. Weakening of the Arabian 
Khalliphate. Increasing of the role of local rulers.