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became the Ch.Ch.
Valikhanov Kazakh Academy of
Sciences in 1960. English-language
texts sometimes give his name as "Chokan
Valikhanov",
based on a transliteration...
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Mount Valikhanov (71°49′S 12°15′E / 71.817°S 12.250°E / -71.817; 12.250) is a
mountain (2,800 m)
standing 1
nautical mile (1.9 km)
northwest of Mount...
- Britannica. Vol. 15 (11th ed.).
Cambridge University Press. pp. 827–829.
Valikhanov,
Chokan Chingisovich; Venyukov,
Mikhail Ivanovich; et al. (1865). The...
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Kochkor Ata
shrine with
Kyrgyz folklore. Thus,
Kazakh ethnographer Chokan Valikhanov mentions that
Kazakh sultan Barak, who
lived at the end of the 18th century...
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Concise Reader of
Chinese Culture. Springer. p. 24. ISBN 9789811388675.
Valikhanov,
Chokan Chingisovich; Venyukov,
Mikhail Ivanovich (1865). The Russians...
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scientists called them "Nogai songs". The same name is also used by
Shoqan Valikhanov, who
divides the
heritage created by the
people into 3
groups and calls...
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translations of the
Manas tales recorded in the 19th
century by
Shokan Valikhanov and
Vasily Radlov. An
English translation of the
version of Sagımbay Orozbakov...
- 104
Gertraude Roth Li - Manchu: a
textbook for
reading do****ents, p.318
Valikhanov, Ch. Ch. - The
Russians in
Central Asia, p.169 Baabar,
Christopher Kaplonski...
- granite.
Monument to the
scientist and
ethnographer Shoqan Valikhanov (intersection of
Valikhanov and
Shevchenko streets, in
front of the
Academy of Sciences...
- his time of
exile was the
Kazakh scholar and
military officer Chokan Valikhanov.
Speshnev edited a
newspaper in
Irkutsk from 1857 to 1859. Some, such...
