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SHAYBANI KHAN IN MEHMANNAMA-I BUKHARA

Mihmân-Nâme-i Buhârâ’da Şeybânî Han

Remziye Çelik(İSTANBUL ÜNİVERSİTESİ, İLAHİYAT FAKÜLTESİ, İLAHİYAT PR.)0000-0003-4265-3176
Pages
38–56
Publication Date
2022-06-15
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The Shaybanids, who ruled Transoxiana, Fergana, Endican, Kashgar and ‎Khwarezm and advanced to the lands of Turkistan, India and Iran and who left its ‎mark on the X-XI/XVI centuries, did not receive enough attention although they ‎witnessed a very important period in the Turkish history. ‎ In this study, we covered the establishment of the reign of Muhammad ‎Shaybani Khan, the first ruler of the Shaybani Khanate and the “father of ‎conquests”, and the issues he experienced. ‎ Additionally, this article contains very important information regarding ‎Shaybani Khan's visits to the graves of many scholars, his Uzbek-Kazak struggles, his ‎lifestyle, his customs, traditions, and his religious, scientific, and cultural views. ‎

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Objective & Hypothesis:The Shaybanids, who ruled Transoxiana, Fergana, Endican, Kashgar and ‎Khwarezm and advanced to the lands of Turkistan, India and Iran and who left its ‎mark on the X-XI/XVI centuries, did not receive enough attention although they ‎witnessed a very important period in the Turkish history. ‎ In this study, we covered the establishment of the reign of Muhammad ‎Shaybani Khan, the first ruler of the Shaybani Khanate and the “father of ‎conquests”, and the issues he experienced. ‎ Additionally, this article contains very important information regarding ‎Shaybani Khan's visits to the graves of many scholars, his Uzbek-Kazak struggles, his ‎lifestyle, his customs, traditions, and his religious, scientific, and cultural views. ‎
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Key Findings & Data:The Shaybanids, who ruled Transoxiana, Fergana, Endican, Kashgar and ‎Khwarezm and advanced to the lands of Turkistan, India and Iran and who left its ‎mark on the X-XI/XVI centuries, did not receive enough attention although they ‎witnessed a very important period in the Turkish history. ‎ In this study, we covered the establishment of the reign of Muhammad ‎Shaybani Khan, the first ruler of the Shaybani Khanate and the “father of ‎conquests”, and the issues he experienced. ‎ Additionally, this article contains very important information regarding ‎Shaybani Khan's visits to the graves of many scholars, his Uzbek-Kazak struggles, his ‎lifestyle, his customs, traditions, and his religious, scientific, and cultural views. ‎
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Conclusion & Impact:The Shaybanids, who ruled Transoxiana, Fergana, Endican, Kashgar and ‎Khwarezm and advanced to the lands of Turkistan, India and Iran and who left its ‎mark on the X-XI/XVI centuries, did not receive enough attention although they ‎witnessed a very important period in the Turkish history. ‎ In this study, we covered the establishment of the reign of Muhammad ‎Shaybani Khan, the first ruler of the Shaybani Khanate and the “father of ‎conquests”, and the issues he experienced. ‎ Additionally, this article contains very important information regarding ‎Shaybani Khan's visits to the graves of many scholars, his Uzbek-Kazak struggles, his ‎lifestyle, his customs, traditions, and his religious, scientific, and cultural views. ‎
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⚙️Variables:Özbek · Şeybânî Han · Kazak

Abstract

The Shaybanids, who ruled Transoxiana, Fergana, Endican, Kashgar and ‎Khwarezm and advanced to the lands of Turkistan, India and Iran and who left its ‎mark on the X-XI/XVI centuries, did not receive enough attention although they ‎witnessed a very important period in the Turkish history. ‎ In this study, we covered the establishment of the reign of Muhammad ‎Shaybani Khan, the first ruler of the Shaybani Khanate and the “father of ‎conquests”, and the issues he experienced. ‎ Additionally, this article contains very important information regarding ‎Shaybani Khan's visits to the graves of many scholars, his Uzbek-Kazak struggles, his ‎lifestyle, his customs, traditions, and his religious, scientific, and cultural views. ‎

Özet

Şeybânîler tarihine damgasını vuran, Mâveraünnehir, Fergana, Endican, ‎Kaşgar, Harizm’in hakimiyetini elinde bulunduran Türkistan, Hindistan ve İran ‎topraklarına kadar ilerleyen Şeybânî Han Türk-Özbek tarihinin çok önemli bir ‎dönemine tanıklık etmesine rağmen tarihte yeterli ilgiyi görmemiştir.‎ Bu makalede Şeybânî Han’a vakanüvis olan Rûzbihân El-Huncî’nin en önemli ‎eserlerinden biri olan Mihmân-Nâme-i Buhârâ adlı eserde Şeybânî Han’ın kişiliğini ‎ve siyasetini inceleyeceğiz. ‎ Ayrıca bu makale, Özbek lideri Şeybânî Han’ın ünlü kişilerin kabirlerine ‎yaptığı ziyaretleri, Özbek-Kazak mücadelesi, yaşam tarzları, anane, gelenek ve ‎görenekleri gibi konuların yanında, Şeybânî Han’ın dinî, ilmî, siyasi ve kültürel yapısı ‎hakkında önemli bilgiler içermektedir.‎

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Çelik, R. (2022). SHAYBANI KHAN IN MEHMANNAMA-I BUKHARA. Bitlis İslamiyat Dergisi, Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1, 38–56. https://doi.org/10.53442/bider.vi.1095612

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