HISTORY OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KOKAN KHANATE.

Abstract

It is known that the Kokand Khanate occupies an important place in the Uzbek statehood, like the Bukhara Emirate and the Khiva Khanate. The process of the formation of the Kokand Khanate is of particular importance as a process associated with Shohruh Biy. At the beginning of the 18th century, a new state formed in the Fergana Valley - the Kokand Khanate - was founded by a thousand clans of local representatives. For example, the depression in the political and social life of the Ashtar Khanates in the late 17th - early 18th centuries, the growth of the economic independence of the Fergana Valley, and the rebellion of the Chodak khodas in 1704 and the seizure of part of Fergana created the conditions for this. However, although the Koson, Asht, and Chodak regions in the north and north-west of Fergana were under the control of the khodas, they could not establish an independent state.