Dergiler / A. Âsaui atyndaġy Halyk̦aralyk̦ k̦azak̦-tùrìk universitetìnìn̦ habaršysy / 2019 / Sayı: 113
ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF APPLIED EURASIANISM OF THE TURKIC STATES AND MONGOLIAN EMPIRE IN THE FOUNDATION OF THE CONCEPT OF THE EURASIANISM
- Sayı
- 2019 · Sayı: 113
- Sayfa
- 95–103
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Özet
The article discusses the relationship of theoretical and applied Eurasianism on the example of the empire of Chinggis Khan, the Golden Horde and the Timurid state. How often do we ask questions of causation of a certain scientific and theoretical concept and historical event? Meanwhile, causation is obvious. It is connected both with the concrete application of scientific terminology and the vision of its founders of the problems of scientific knowledge. The Chinggis Khan empire, the Golden Horde, the Timurid state and the concept of Eurasianism became such closely intertwining phenomena. In a concrete historical aspect, the Eurasians tried to realize and evaluate the revolutionary ideas that triumphed in the once mighty Russian Empire. The reasons for self-examination was more than enough. Understanding the fait accompli outside the historical context was not possible and not advisable. The article is devoted to the analysis of the concept of statehood in Eurasianism, identifying the causes and consequences of the emergence of this idea on the example of the analysis of individual historical phenomena. A comparative analysis of the concept of statehood revealed a clear link between the emergence of the idea of Eurasianism and its historical prerequisites.
Abstract
The article discusses the relationship of theoretical and applied Eurasianism on the example of the empire of Chinggis Khan, the Golden Horde and the Timurid state. How often do we ask questions of causation of a certain scientific and theoretical concept and historical event? Meanwhile, causation is obvious. It is connected both with the concrete application of scientific terminology and the vision of its founders of the problems of scientific knowledge. The Chinggis Khan empire, the Golden Horde, the Timurid state and the concept of Eurasianism became such closely intertwining phenomena. In a concrete historical aspect, the Eurasians tried to realize and evaluate the revolutionary ideas that triumphed in the once mighty Russian Empire. The reasons for self-examination was more than enough. Understanding the fait accompli outside the historical context was not possible and not advisable. The article is devoted to the analysis of the concept of statehood in Eurasianism, identifying the causes and consequences of the emergence of this idea on the example of the analysis of individual historical phenomena. A comparative analysis of the concept of statehood revealed a clear link between the emergence of the idea of Eurasianism and its historical prerequisites.