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        Livre Littérature Générale - Poullada, S. Peter - 01/01/2020 - Broché - Langue : Anglais

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      • Auteur(s) : Poullada, S. Peter
      • Editeur : Bloomsbury 3pl
      • Langue : Anglais
      • Parution : 01/01/2020
      • Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg
      • Nombre de pages : 220.0
      • Expédition : 228
      • ISBN : 9780755602742



      • Résumé :

        Part I Russian - Turkmen Frontier Encounters:
        1558 - 1745
        1. The Khan's Letter 3
        2. Astrakhan, the Turkmen of Mangyshlak and the
        Long-Distance Caravan Trade 7
        3. Turkmen, Uzbeks and Russians 27
        4. The Duel for Mangyshlak between Turkmen,
        Kalmyks and Kazakhs 45
        The Turkmen of Mangyshlak and the Kalmyks 45
        The Turkmen of Mangyshlak and the Kazakhs 50
        5. Russian - Turkmen Relations in the Era of Peter
        the Great 55
        Nadir Shah Afshar in Central Asia 63
        Conclusion 69

        Part II The Journals of Captain Tebelev (1741) and
        Captain Kopytovskii (1745)
        Preface to the English Translation
        by Claora E. Styron 73
        Introduction by V. Razumovskaia,
        Translated by Claora E. Styron 79
        From the Journal of Captain G. Tebelev, 1741 85
        12 June [1741] 85
        14 June [1741] 86
        June [1741] 88
        17 (June) [1741] 91
        18 June [1741] 92
        19 June [1741] 93
        22 June [1741] 96
        23 June [1741] 96
        25 June [1741] 97
        26 June [1741] 99
        27 June [1741] 100
        28 June [1741] 100
        From the Journal of Captain V. Kopytovskii, 1745 103
        9 June [1745] 103
        13 July [1745] 103
        [14 July 1745] 108
        14 July [1745] 108
        16 July [1745] 119
        17 July [1745] 121
        19 July [1745] 123
        21 July [1745] 128
        23 July [1745] 129
        25 July [1745] 130
        26 July [1745] 131
        27 July [1745] 132
        11 August [1745] 134

        ...

        Biographie:
        S. Peter Poullada...

        Sommaire:
        In the mid-eighteenth century the Russian tsar sent two expeditions across the Caspian Sea in response to an extraordinary plea for assistance from the recently subjugated Kalmyk Khan. The official journals of these expeditions, here translated into English for the first time, record the encounters of Captains Tebelev and Kopitovskii (in 1741 and 1745, respectively) with the Turkmen tribes of the Caspian frontier zone. Together they form the basis for Peter Poullada's study of the relationship between the expanding Russian empire and the tribal peoples of Central Asia over a period of more than 200 years. Drawing on Russian archival sources and Persian and Uzbek chronicles, Russian-Turkmen Encounters provides a detailed exploration of the historical and political context of the encounters so vividly described in the two journals.
        Poullada shows that before the better-known nineteenth-century rivalry between the Russian and British Empires, famously known as the Great Game, Russian merchants, envoys and explorers were engaged in a complex relationship with the various tribal and political groups of Central Asia: Turkmen, Uzbeks, Kazakhs, Kalmyks and even forces from the Safavid and Afshar shahs who ruled Iran. Russian-Turkmen Encounters provides a valuable new resource that will lead to a deeper understanding of Russia's imperial expansion and its involvement in the geopolitical and commercial rivalries with the major political groups in Central Asia during the early modern period....

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