The Letters of Amir Haydar: Insights Into the Economic, Political, Spiritual, and Educational Life During the Rule of Bukhara

Abstract

This article delves into the correspondence of Bukhari letters dispatched to various destinations by Amir Haydar, a prominent figure of the Mangit dynasty. The examination of these letters sheds light on the intricate social and political dynamics that characterized the 19^th-century Bukhara Emirate, offering insights into both the conditions of the populace within the Emirate's domain and the governance practices of the period. Through a careful analysis of these historical documents, readers gain invaluable knowledge about the multifaceted facets encompassing the social, economic, and educational spheres of the Mangit dynasty in Bukhara.