TRADE RELATIONS OF CENTRAL ASIAN KHANATES WITH NEIGHBORING STATES
Keywords:
Trade, diplomatic relations, caravanserai, sardoba, pud, sarjin, leather goods, coarse calico, silk and semi-silk fabrics, lambskin, metals, metal products, European fabrics, velvet, sugar, glass, spun gold, silver, fine canvas.Abstract
This article provides a scientific analysis of the history of trade relations between the Central Asian khanates and neighboring states. The role of the khanates in internal and external trade in the mid-19th century has been examined using sources and archival materials. The extent of the khanates’ large-scale external trade relations with Siberia is also highlighted.
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