Historical proverbs and phrases of the Golden Horde era: meaning and content

Bereket Karibaev

2020

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Abstract

In the article, the author tries to explain the history, meaning and content of the appearance ofhistorical words and phrases that have been preserved thanks to the policies and actions of individualkhans during the Golden Horde. Through them, he delves into some obscure aspects of the history ofthe Golden Horde as a whole and gives scientific explanations for these aspects. Explaining the originand content of the historical words “Religion remained from Uzbek”, “The neck of the Nara (camel) wascut in Berdibek,” the author tries to show the views of the rulers of the Golden Horde in the XIII-XIVcenturies on Islam and the struggle for the throne of representatives of the Batu dynasty.Whenever possible, each ruler is given a brief historical assessment. The views of every palace rulerfrom Batu Khan to Uzbek Khan on Islam, the bloody struggle for the throne are examined on the basis ofwritten sources in Arabic, Persian and Turkish.