THE ROLE OF THE HEPHTHALITES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF UZBEK STATEHOOD
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This article analyzes the role of the Hephthalite state in the history of
Central Asia, particularly in the formation of Uzbek statehood, based on historical
sources. It examines the system of governance, socio-economic life, foreign policy, and
the role of the Hephthalites in the Great Silk Road. Furthermore, the influence of
Hephthalite state traditions on later political systems, including the Timurid period, is
substantiated from a historical and philosophical perspective. Based on Chinese
chronicles, Byzantine historians, and modern scholarly research, the article concludes
that the Hephthalite state represented an important stage in the development of
centralized governance in Central Asia.
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