The Ethnogenesis and Ethnic History of Proto-Kazakhs during the Golden Horde Era

Authors

  • Kalysh Amanzhol Boranbayuly Doctor of historical sciences, professor of the Al Farabi Kazakh National University (KazNU), Kazakhstan, Almaty city
  • Ahmet Akezhan Daurenuly Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Faculty of History, specializing in Ethnology and Anthropology, Republic of Kazakhstan, Almaty city

Keywords:

Ethnogenesis, proto-Kazakhs, Golden Horde, migration, culture, language, khanates

Abstract

This article discusses the ethnogenesis and ethnic history of proto-Kazakhs during the Golden Horde period (13th-15th centuries), which laid the foundation for the formation of the Kazakh nation. During this time, processes emerged that defined the language, culture, territory, and identity of future Kazakhs. The article analyzes these aspects and examines the decisive role of the Golden Horde in forming the proto-Kazakhs’ ethnic identity.  Topics include migration influences, interactions with other Turkic-speaking groups, adoption of Islam, spread of urban culture elements from the Golden Horde, and political shifts due to weakening central authority, all shaping the proto-Kazakhs' foundations for the Kazakh people

Published

2024-11-18

How to Cite

Kalysh Amanzhol Boranbayuly, & Ahmet Akezhan Daurenuly. (2024). The Ethnogenesis and Ethnic History of Proto-Kazakhs during the Golden Horde Era. Modern Scientific Method, (8). Retrieved from https://ojs.publisher.agency/index.php/MSM/article/view/4628

Issue

No. 8 (2024): Modern Scientific Method

Section

Historical Sciences

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