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Khanaght Khiva

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(Aa-enmyssit ass Khan Khiva)
Khanaght Khiva
خیوه خانلیگی (Çhagatayish)
Khivâ Khânligi
خانات خیوه (Pershish)
Khânât-e Khiveh

1511–1920

Brattagh Khanaght Khiva

Brattagh

Soiaghey Khanaght Khiva
Soiaghey Khanaght Khiva
Y Turkestaan 'sy vlein 1900
Preeu-valley
Çhengaghyn
Craueeaght Yn Islam Sunni
Reiltys Monarkaght eiraghtagh ard-chummaghtagh
Khan
 - 1511–1518 Ilbars I (y chied)
 - 1918–1920 Sayid Abdullah (jerrinagh)
Shennaghys
 - Bunnit 1511
 - Barriaght Afsharidagh 1740
 - Bunneeaght reeraghtys Khongirad 1804
 - Barriaght y Roosh 12 Luanistyn 1873
 - Jee-vunnit 2 Toshiaght Arree 1920
Earroo yn phobble
 - 1902[5] ool. 700,000 
 - 1908[6] ool. 800,000 
 - 1911[7] ool. 550,000 
     Glooaght 8.1 /km²  (21.1 /mi ker)

She reill steat[8] 'syn Aishey Veanagh va Khanaght Khiva (Çhagatayish: خیوه خانلیگی, Khivâ Khânligi, Pershish: خانات خیوه, Khânât-e Khiveh, Oosbeckish: Xiva xonligi, Хива хонлиги, Turkmenish: Hywa hanlygy, Rooshish: Хивинское ханство Khivinskoye khanstvo). Va'n khanaght er mayrn ayns ard shenndeeagh Khwarazm eddyr 1511 as 1920, goaill magh shayll giare eddyr 1740 as 1746 tra ren Nader Shah cummaltys Afsharidagh er y khanaght. V'eh soit ayns strahghyn ushtit Amu Darya heese, çheu yiass veih Mooir Aral, as va'n preeu-valley soit ayns Khiva. Choodee yn khanaght yn Oosbeckistaan heear, y Chassaghstaan heear yiass, as ayrn mooar jeh'n Turkmenistaan roish y varriaght Rooshagh 'sy nah lieh jeh'n 19oo eash.

Ayns 1873, va'n khanaght er ny leodaghey as haink ee dy ve ny coadanys Rooshagh. She Emmiraid Bukhara yn coadanys ardjynagh elley hannee er mayrn derrey'n Vun-chaghlaa. Haghyr bun-chaghlaa ayns Khiva lurg Bun-chaghlaa yn Roosh ayns 1917, as ayns 1920 va Deynphobblaght Hoveidjagh Khorezm bunnit ayns ynnyd y khanaght. Ayns 1924, va'n ard goit stiagh dy formoil 'syn Unnaneys Soveidjagh. Jiu, er y chooid smoo, ta ard yn aa-khanaght rheynnit magh eddyr y Charapalkstaan as Ard Khorazm 'syn Oosbekistaan as Ard Daşoguz 'sy Turkmenistaan.

Imraaghyn

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  2. Oliver, Roy (2007). The New Central Asia: Geopolitics and the Birth of Nations. I.B.Tauris. dg. 10. ISBN 9781845115524.
  3. Rosenberger, Nancy (2011). Seeking Food Rights: Nation, Inequality and Repression in Uzbekistan. dg. 27.
  4. Bregel, Y.E. (1961). Khwarazm Turkmens in the 19th Century. Moscow: Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Institute of Asian Peoples. Publishing house of Oriental literature. dgn. 7–38.
  5. Kharin, Nikolaĭ Gavrilovich (2002). Vegetation Degradation in Central Asia Under the Impact of Human Activities. dg. 49.
  6. "map: The Moslem World". 3.bp.blogspot.com.
  7. Khalid, Adeeb (1998). The Politics of Muslim Cultural Reform: Jadidism in Central Asia. dg. 16.
  8. Golden, Peter B. (2011). Central Asia in World History. dg. 114.

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