A Farabbi (870-950)
Farabbi is an outstanding philosopher, writer, musician, astronomer and physicist. He is proficient in many languages and has made outstanding achievements in philosophy, psychology, music, literature, mathematics, physics, astronomy, humanities and other fields. There are more than 20 works handed down from generation to generation, including Debate between Plato and Aristotle, Gap between Aristotle and Elias, Fantasy between Plato and Aristotle, Origin of Science, Encyclopedia of Music and so on.
B mirzan Mayima Haidar (1499- 1550)
/kloc-a famous historian of Kazakh durati in the 0 th and 6 th centuries. His historical masterpiece The History of Rashid is an indispensable work in the study of Central Asian history, which has attracted the attention of world historians and has been translated into English and Chinese.
Kassim Khan (1445- 15 18)
Kazakh Khan, the son of Janibek Khan, one of the main founders of the khanate. 15 1 1 year and established a dental account in Chuhe area. During his reign, he got along well with Mongolian Stan (Bishbali or Ilibali in China's history books). 15 13 reached an alliance against Tashkent rulers through consultation with Mongolian Stan Saidehan who came to visit in person. The territory of the khanate includes the Syr Darya River basin and its cities in the south, the Qihe River basin (Chu River, Taras River, Karata River and Yili River basin) in the southeast, the area south of the east of Balkhash Lake and the Yujak River basin in the west. Because of its remarkable achievements in governance, it has a population of more than one million and 300,000 soldiers. On the basis of folk customary law, the first legal document of Kazakh khanate was formulated, which was called Kassem Khan Code. During his reign, the Kazakh khanate was unprecedentedly prosperous, and its social politics, economy and culture were greatly developed.
D Hackner Zhar Khan (1538— 1580) is also known as ackner Zhar Khan.
Kazakhs sweat. The son of Kassem Khan. During his reign, it was the revival period of Kazakh khanate. Hackner Zar is resourceful, brave and good at fighting. After he succeeded to the throne, he set out to consolidate political power, pacify civil strife, and unified the Kazakh khanate, which was in a state of division during Tahar Khan and Budashkhan. People who left in the same month (that is, Uzbekistan) formed an alliance to develop the economy. Allied with the Kyrgyz in the south and defeated the invading Mongolian army many times. /kloc-In the middle of the 6th century, Nogai Khan gradually disintegrated under the invasion of Russia. He sent troops to the west and, with the support of local Kazakh tribes, occupied the southeast territory of Nogaihan and extended its territory to the west of the Volga River. In the later period of his rule, he joined hands with Abdullah II, the ruler of Bukhara Khan, and entered Tashkent. 1580, Hackner Zalhan and his son were killed by Baba Sultan of Tashkent. After his death, Khan was succeeded by Qi Jiayi, the grandson of Janibek Khan.
Abilayhan (Mansour, Abri) (1711-1771)
Kazakh khanate is famous for its sweat. He bravely shouldered the historical responsibility of leading the anti-aggression struggle. In the Kazakh-Junggar War, which lasted more than 30 years, he not only showed his military genius, but also showed his outstanding diplomatic skills in the diplomatic relations between the Qing Dynasty and Junggar and Russia. 1757, the head of its 1 1 department was sent to Beijing for pilgrimage. Then he sent envoys to Beijing and Jehol in 1758, 1759 and 1760 for three consecutive years, which promoted the trade between Kazakh khanate and Qing Dynasty. Abilayhan once sent troops to conquer the Kalmyks in Buyi Root, Central Asia and Volga River valley, and achieved great victory.
F Abaikunambai (1845- 1904)
Kazak is a great thinker, philosopher, democratic poet and the founder of modern Kazakh literature. He created a large number of poems, long poems, essays and philosophical works with pure and refined language and realistic techniques. He opened up a new way for the development of Kazakh poetry. With ingenious ideas and concise language, he made a profound, detailed and reasonable analysis of kazakh steppe's real life and made a sharp and convincing judgment. He is good at expressing rich ideological content in very short language, and enthusiastically praises his yearning for future life with confidence. He inspired the thinking of Kazakh people with philosophical and combative articles and won their respect. A large number of his poems and proverbs have reached a considerable height in ideology and artistry, and maintained a strong vitality. Abai's works have been translated into Russian, American, English, French, Turkish and medium versions, which have been widely praised.
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