Definition of Kokandian. Meaning of Kokandian. Synonyms of Kokandian

- region, Verny and Pishpek, were founded in 1854 on the sites of former Kokandian fortresses on the Steppe frontier. From 1867 to 1884 this province was...
- Alimqul was killed in 1865 during the battle with Russia for Tashkent, many Kokandian soldiers fled to join Yaqub Beg, helping him establish his dominion (known...
- bringing the Kyrgyz over to Malla Beg's side. Malla Beg, upon seizing the Kokandian khan's throne in November 1858, rewarded Alimqul with several successive...
- as the expected conduit of Kokandian influence in Kashgaria—consisted of Yaqub Beg, a young but already well known Kokandian military commander, with an...
- the contraband trade in Fergana led to the Qing imposing sanctions on Kokandian merchants. On his last expedition to Tashkent wherein he attempted to...
- equipped and could do little to resist Russia's advances, although the Kokandian commander Alimqul led a quixotic campaign before being killed outside...
- later re-annexed by Umar Khan. A war broke out between Karakalpaks and Kokandian settlers along the Syr Darya river, leading to the expulsion of the Karakalpaks...
- Kokandian officials who decided to try their luck in Kashgaria. They appeared in Kashgar in September 1865, but had to submit to the fellow Kokandian...
- Khanate of Kokand, who had long inhabited the lower Syr Daria region. The Kokandians, under Yaqub Beg attacked the Kazakhs, who had co-operated with the Russians...
- from Persia and that a means of protecting against Khivan, Bukharan and Kokandian attack during the Central Asia leg was found. Upon reaching Afghanistan...