DURING THE PERIOD OF MUHAMMAD RAHIMKHAN I (1806-1825) “THE PROBLEM OF RUSSIAN SLAVES" IN RELATIONS BETWEEN THE STATE OF KHIVA AND RUSSIA
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Muhammad Rakhimkhan I, Khiva state, Russian slaves,Abstract
This article talks about how the "problem of Russian slaves" affected the relations between the two countries in the relations between the Khiva state and Russia during the reign of Muhammad Rakhimkhan I (1806-1825), and about Russia's attempts to solve this problem. In addition, in general, information is given about the situation of Russian and other nationalities slaves in the state of Khiva, in which areas of the economy they are employed.
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