Vostochnaia Bukhara i Pamir vo vtoroi polovine 19 v (izdanie tret’e)
Andaleb R
Description translated into English (original in Russian)
This book is devoted to detailed analysis of the events that took place in the Eastern Bukhara and the Pamirs in the second half of the 19th century. The author meticulously traces the Anglo-Russian rivarly in this mountainous region: the conditions of the principalities (bekigaris) of Eastern Bukhara after they joined the Bukharan Emirate; the tragic consequences of the Afghan invasion for western Pamiri principalities; and political, socio-economic, and cultural changes that took place in the Pamir region after it joined Russia.
Contents translated into English (original in Russian)
H. Pirumshoev: Peerless researcher of the history of Eastern Bukhara and the Pamirs
Part I
Preface
1. Eastern Bukhara and the Pamirs by the 1870s
2. The Intrigues of English Colonialists and Foreign Intrusion into the Western Regions of the Pamirs. The Local Population’s Struggle against the Invaders.
Part II
Preface
3. Eastern Bukhara and Western Regions of the Pamirs within the Bukharan Emirate. The Rebellion of Vose
4. The Emergence of Capitalist Elements and the Surge of Preconditions for Revolution: Economic Conditions at the Turn of the Twentieth Century