Аңдатпа
This article examines the memorial complex of the descendants of Konyr-Kulzha Tore located within the Akhmetaul necropolis in the Nura District of the Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan. The study addresses the preservation of historical memory and the reproduction of dynastic identity among the Kazakh sultanic elite through commemorative monuments and the spatial organization of the necropolis. Its primary objective is to reconstruct the historical genealogy of the necropolis and to assess its role as a locus of ancestral memory for representatives of the Tore lineage.The research is based on materials obtained during fieldwork conducted in the Nura River valley. The methodological framework integrates archaeological field documentation, cartographic analysis, historical-genealogical reconstruction, comparative examination of memorial inscriptions and material culture, and theoretical approaches derived from memory studies.The study identified and documented the burial sites of representatives of four successive generations of the sultanic lineage: Qudaimende, Konyr-Kulzha, Adil, and Akhmet Tore. The findings demonstrate that the Akhmetaul necropolis functioned as an integrated memorial landscape in which genealogical continuity, dynastic affiliation, and collective historical memory were maintained and transmitted through funerary monuments, commemorative inscriptions, and ongoing memorial practices.