- a
battle with
Appak Khoja near
Kargalik Yahiya Khoja (in
Kashgar 1690–1692) 1692–1695, son of
Appak Khoja, set up on
khanship by
Appak Khoja,
killed in...
-
State Order (Yarlik )
about expelling Appak Khoja and his son
Yahiya Khoja from
Yarkent Khanate. In response,
Appak Khoja swore to
exterminate all descendants...
- [citation needed] Modern-day
Karaganda dates back to 1833, when
local shepherd Appak Baizhanov [ru]
allegedly found coal on the site of the city,
prompting a...
-
State Order (Yarlik )
about expelling Appak Khoja and his son
Yahiya Khoja from
Yarkent Khanate. In response,
Appak Khoja swore to
exterminate all descendants...
- the
Khanate of
Kokand and Qing
dynasty China concerning descendants of
Appak Khoja.
Among Jahangir's
troops were Kyrghyz,
Tajiks and
White Mountain fighters...
-
Kazakh Khanate Burial Turkistan,
Kazakh Khanate Spouse Banu
Khanum Issue Appak Sultan Tauke Khan
House House of
Borjigin Dynasty Tore
House of Urus Khan...
- Kyzylorda/Akmola RU-6 LLP North/South
Karamurun 1979 100% - 1983 1996-2022
Kyzylorda APPAK LLP West
Mynkuduk 1973 65.0% Sumitomo,
KEPCO (****an) 2005 2005-2035 Turkistan...
-
Taghliks or
White Mountain Khojas [zh].
Among some
Uyghur Muslims,
Khoja Appak was
considered a
sayyid or
descendant of Muhammad. As a
highly respected...
- (1678–1682)
Muhammad Imin Khan (1682–1692)
Yahia Khoja,
usurper (son of
Appak Khoja) (1692–1695)
Hanim Padshah (sister of
Muhammad Imin Khan) 1695 Muhammad...
- Tomb of
Appak Khoja) and his son
Appak Khoja.
Yulbars Sultan married his aunt, Shah-Zada Mahim,
daughter of
Mirza Abul-Hadi Beg of Kucha, to
Appak Khoja...
