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Kasym Tynystanov (Kyrgyz: Касым Тыныстанов; 10
September 1901 – 6
November 1938) was a
prominent Kyrgyz linguist,
politician and poet.
Kasym Tynystanov...
- Han),
known by his
shortened regal name as
Qasim Khan (also
spelled as
Kasym Khan) was a son of
Janibek Khan. He
ruled as the
fourth Khan of the Kazakh...
- one enemy.
Kasym successfully captured the
Nogai capital Saray-Juk in 1520,
pushing the
Nogai Horde to the
Astrakhan Khanate.
Under Kasym Khan, the borders...
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Alibek Bekbayuly Kasym (Kazakh: Әлібек Бекбайұлы Қасым, Älıbek Bekbaiūly Qasym; born 27 May 1998) is a
Kazakhstani footballer who
plays as a defender...
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conducted by
Kasym Khan
Qasim Beg, son of the late Khan,
Janybek Khan. In
spite of his
great power,
Shaybani Khan had not
force enough to
withstand Kasym Khan...
- was
Kasym Khan, the son of
Janibek Khan who
roamed around Lake
Balkhash and the
Karatal River. At the same time,
Burunduk Khan was
inferior to
Kasym Khan...
- the
title "Az",
meaning "the wise" in the
Kazakh language, and so was
called Az-Janibek. His son,
Kasym Khan,
codified the laws of his people. v t e...
- and Ádik
Sultan in 1486.
According to some sources, when
Burunduk Khan,
Kasym Khan and Adik
Sultan with the
supporting Moghuls were in the
Alatau mountains...
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Aglavashli (also, Alabashly, Kasum-Ismailov, Kasum-Izmaylov, and
Kasym-Ismailov) is a
village and muni****lity in the
Shamkir Rayon of Azerbaijan. It...
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unsuccessful Tashkent campaign, as a
result of
which Kasym Khan's army
immediately returned to the steppe, and
Kasym Khan
abandoned thoughts of
further conquests...
