The Qїrghїz Baatïr and the Russian Empire: A Portrait of a Local Intermediary in Russian Central Asia: Islamic Area Studies, cartea 5
Autor Tetsu Akiyamaen Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 mar 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004436121
ISBN-10: 900443612X
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Islamic Area Studies
ISBN-10: 900443612X
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Islamic Area Studies
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
Explanatory Notes
List of Illustrations
Abbreviations
Prologue
1 A Child of the Jookerchilik Zaman
1 Qїrghїz After the Collapse of the Zunghar Khanate
2 The Formation of the Manap Stratum
3 Young Shabdan Stands Out as a Baatїr
2 Between Qoqand and Russia
1 Jantay as an Intermediary of the Qoqand Khanate
2 Jantay Encounters the Russian Advance
3 Jantay Under the Growing Russian Military Presence
4 Jantay on the Military Administration System
3 Between Ruling Reform and Military Expansion
1 Shabdan Appears Before the Russian Authority
2 From Baranta to “Military Service”
3 Shabdan as a Mediator
4 Kolpakovskii Mistrusts, Kaufman Pardons Shabdan
4 Aristocrat or Parasite
1 Shabdan’s Promotion to the Lieutenant Colonel
2 The Manaps as Qїrghїz Aristocracy
3 The Emerging “Anti-Manap Struggle”
4 Shabdan as an Impediment to Russian Rule
5 The “Queen Bee” of the Qїrghїz
5 On the Frontline of the Resettlement Policy
1 From the “Sword” to “Money”
2 Leaving the Deep Valley
3 The Resettlement Administration as a New Player in Semirech’e
4 Searching for a Middle Ground
6 Growing Relationship to Islam Under Russian Rule
1 Shabdan as a Murid
2 Baatïr to Baatïr Hajji
3 Shabdan as a Representative of Islam
4 Dilemmas Concerning the Engagement with Islam
Epilogue: Heading for Ruin
1 The Russian Colonial Military Authorities in Shabdan’s Funeral
2 Organizing the Ash
3 The Russian Authorities and the Ash
4 The Colonial Government Strengthens Its Intervention
5 Shabdan Remains “Alive”: In the Name of Baatïr Hajji
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Explanatory Notes
List of Illustrations
Abbreviations
Prologue
1 A Child of the Jookerchilik Zaman
1 Qїrghїz After the Collapse of the Zunghar Khanate
2 The Formation of the Manap Stratum
3 Young Shabdan Stands Out as a Baatїr
2 Between Qoqand and Russia
1 Jantay as an Intermediary of the Qoqand Khanate
2 Jantay Encounters the Russian Advance
3 Jantay Under the Growing Russian Military Presence
4 Jantay on the Military Administration System
3 Between Ruling Reform and Military Expansion
1 Shabdan Appears Before the Russian Authority
2 From Baranta to “Military Service”
3 Shabdan as a Mediator
4 Kolpakovskii Mistrusts, Kaufman Pardons Shabdan
4 Aristocrat or Parasite
1 Shabdan’s Promotion to the Lieutenant Colonel
2 The Manaps as Qїrghїz Aristocracy
3 The Emerging “Anti-Manap Struggle”
4 Shabdan as an Impediment to Russian Rule
5 The “Queen Bee” of the Qїrghїz
5 On the Frontline of the Resettlement Policy
1 From the “Sword” to “Money”
2 Leaving the Deep Valley
3 The Resettlement Administration as a New Player in Semirech’e
4 Searching for a Middle Ground
6 Growing Relationship to Islam Under Russian Rule
1 Shabdan as a Murid
2 Baatïr to Baatïr Hajji
3 Shabdan as a Representative of Islam
4 Dilemmas Concerning the Engagement with Islam
Epilogue: Heading for Ruin
1 The Russian Colonial Military Authorities in Shabdan’s Funeral
2 Organizing the Ash
3 The Russian Authorities and the Ash
4 The Colonial Government Strengthens Its Intervention
5 Shabdan Remains “Alive”: In the Name of Baatïr Hajji
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Notă biografică
Tetsu Akiyama, Ph.D. (2010), Hokkaido University, is Associate Professor at the Waseda Institute for Advanced Study (WIAS). His publications include Why Was Russian Direct Rule over Kyrgyz Nomads Dependent on Tribal Chieftains ‘Manaps’? (Cahiers du Monde russe, vol. 56/4, 2015).