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CENTRAL ASIA &CAUCASUS

中央アジア・コーカサス地域研究

3945
Abdul Qayyum
Understanding Afghanistan: history, politics andthe economy.
218p ills.
London2021
9781032054476
Routledge
Pap
7,592This book delves into the history of Afghanistan, its
people, and its relationship with neighbors, to unravel
the intricate politics and ethnolinguistic diversity of
the country.
3946 *
Adil Hikmet Bey
Asya'da Beş Türk.
508p
Istanbul
2019(1998)
9789754372496
Ötüken1,911
Hikmet, Adil -- Travel -- Asia, Central -- History -Uprising 1916 -- Personal narratives
3947
Afshâr, Îrâj (ed.)
Qandîyeh va Samarîyeh, dû resâleh dar târîkh-emazârât va joghrâfîyâ-ye Samarqand.
(Ganjînehye Joghrâfîyâ-ye Târîkhî-ye Îrân, 49) 283p Tehran
1399(67)9786226441698
Doktor-e Mahmud
Afshar/ Sokhan
2,960
Samarqand (Uzbekistan) -- History -- Description
and travel
two Persian treatises on the history and geography ofSamarqand by Muhd. Samarqandi & Abu Taher
Khwaje-ye Samarqandi.
3948 *
Ağca, Ferruh
Uygur Harfli, Oğuz Kağan Destanı: metin-aktarmanotlar-dizin-tıpkıbasım
292p facs. Ankara
2019(16)
9789754561500
Türk Kültürünü
Araştırma Enstitüsü
3,320Oğuz Kağan (Uighur poem) -- Manuscripts, Uighur - France -- Paris -- Facsimiles
Main text in Turkish with facsimiles and transcriptions
in Old Uyghur
3949

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Ahmad Ibn Arabshah
Tamerlane: the life of the great Amir. tr. by J.H.
Sanders, intro. by R.D. McChesneyxxxviii,341p
London 2017 repr.
9781784531706
I.B. Tauris
19,530First published by Luzac & Co. in 1936 as Tamerlane
or Timur the Great Amir. [ʻAjâʼib al-maqdûr fī akhbârTîmûr]
3950
Ahmed, Faiz
Afghanistan Rising: Islamic law and statecraft
between the Ottoman and the British empires.
xiii,430p photos. Cambridge, Ma. 2017
9780674971943
Harvard U.P.
8,188
Debunking conventional narratives of Afghanistan
as a perennial war zone and the rule of law as asecular-liberal monopoly, Faiz Ahmed presents a
vibrant account of the first Muslim-majority country
to gain independence, codify its own laws, and ratify
a constitution after the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
3951
Ahsan-Tirmizi, Sonia
Pious Peripheries: runaway women in postTaliban Afghanistan. 256p Stanford 2021
9781503614710 Stanford U.P.
Pap
4,134
The Taliban made piety a business of the state, andthereby intervened in the daily lives and social
interactions of Afghan women. Pious Peripheries
examines women's resistance throughgroundbreaking fieldwork at a women's shelter in
Kabul, home to runaway wives, daughters, mothers,
and sisters of the Taliban.
3952
Akiyama, Tetsu
The Qirghiz Baatir and the Russian Empire: A
Portrait of a Local Intermediary in Russian Central
Asia. (Islamic Area Studies: 5) xiv, 144p. Leiden
2021
9789004436121
Brill
16,020
The author gives a vivid description of the
dynamism and dilemmas of empire-building innomadic Central Asia from the mid-nineteenth to theearly twentieth century, through reconstructing thebiography of Shabdan Jantay uulu (ca. 1839–1912).
3953 *''Alî Shîr Navâ'î FânîDîvân-e Amîr Nezâm al-Dîn 'Alîshîr Navâ'î Fânî,shâ'er va 'âref (844-906 h.q.). ed. by 'Abbâs
Rastâkhîz
413p Tehran 1400
9789647843553
Shafî'î
7,250
Persian poetry -- 15th century
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Hayretü'l-Ebrâr. Vahit Türk & Şaban Doğan
xiv,327p Ankara 2015
97897504561289
Türk Kültürünü Araştırma Enst. Yayın.
2,772
chagatai poetry3955
Ali Şir Nevâyî
Münacât, Çihil hadis (Kırk hadis), Nazmü'l cevâhir,Kitâb-i sıracü'l-müslimîn. haz. Vahir Türk
316p
Ankara 2017
9789754561418
Türk Kültürünü
Araştırma Enstitüsü
3,570
Manuscripts, Chagatai -- Turkey -- Istanbul -Facsimiles
3956 *
Ali Şîr Nevâyî (ö. 906/1501)
Külliyât-ı Nevâyî (inceleme - tıpkıbasım). haz.
Günay Kut (Türkiye Yazma Eserler Başkanlığı
Yayınları: 170) 68p+802 facs. Istanbul 20209789751747518
Türkiye Yazma Eserler Başkanlığı
48,000Turkish literature -- Chagatay literature
Facsimile edition (Topkapı Sarayı Müzesi Kütüphanesi,
Revan Nr. 808)
3957
Ali Şir Nevâyî/ Vahit Türk
Vakfiye: inceleme - metin - dizin - tıpkıbasım.
v,171p facs. Ankara 2015
9789754561302
Türk Kültürünü Araştırma Enst. Yayın.
2,180
Waqf -- Early works to 1800 -- Chagatai language
In Turkish and Chagatay in Arabic script (in facsimile).
3958
Allegranzi, Viola
Aux Sources de la Poesie Ghaznavide (en 2volumes): les inscriptions Persanes de Ghazni(Afghanistan, XI-XIIe siècles)
536p. Paris
2019
9782878549812
Presses Sorbonne
Nouvelle
6,300
3959
Allsen, Thomas T.
The Steppe and the Sea: pearls in the Mongol
Empire. (Encounters with Asia) viii,231p maps
Philadelphia 20199780812251173
U. of Pennsylvania Press
7,155
By focusing on pearls, Thomas T. Allsen offers new
insights into the wider socioeconomic and cultural
history of the Mongol Empire. His book is anextremely rich study of the process of southernizationand the interaction between maritime andcontinental trade.'
3960
Altun, Hilal Oytun

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Nevâyî'nin Tevârîh-i Mülûk-i Acem'i (incelememetin-dizin-tıpkıbasım): Çağataycadan 16. yüzyıl
anadolu türkçesine bir çeviri.
347p (71p facs.)
Istanbul 2011
9789756545553
Bayrak Yayın.
4,800
Alisher Navoii, 1441-1501 -- Tarih-i mûlûk-i Acem -Iran -- Kings and rulers -- Early works to 1800
3961
Amedelofor, Maseyû
Târîkh-e Jang-e Mashreq-e Zamîn: doulatayn-eRûs va 'Othmânî, dar 1877 tâ 1878. (Barâ-ye Fardâ117) 751p facs. Qom 1396
9789649889603
Majma'-e Dhahâ'er-e Eslâmî
16,4403962
Amîr Khânî, Gholâmredâ
Tadâvom va Tahavvol dar Târîkh-negârî-ye Îrân,basrasî va tahlîl-e âthâr-e Shehâb al-Dîn 'Abd AllâhKhvâfî (Hâfez Abrû).
481p Tehran 1395
9786008582052
Tarh-e Naqd
3,310
Hâfiz Abrû -- -1430 -- Historiography -- Iran[Continuity and change in Iranian Historiography: thelife and work of Hâfiz Abrû]3963 *
Amitai, Reuven & Michal Biran (ed.)
Nomads as Agents of Cultural Change: theMongols and their Eurasian predecessors.
(Perspectives on the Global Past) ix,345p
Honolulu 2018(15)9780824875084
U. of Hawaii Press
5,088
This volume brings together a distinguished groupof scholars from different disciplines and cultural
specializations to explore how nomads played the roleof “gents of cultural change.” The beginning chapters
examine this phenomenon in both east and west Asia
in ancient and early medieval times, while the bulk of
the book is devoted to the far flung Mongol empire of
the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.
3964 *
Andican, A. Ahat
Osmanlı'dan Günümüze, Türkiye ve Orta Asya.
625p Istanbul 20099786051114026
Dogan Kitap
5,850
Turkey -- Relations -- Asia, Central -- History
3965
Anna Caiozzo, Jean-Charles Ducène
La Mongolie dans son Espace Regional: Entre
mémoire et marques de territoires des mondes
anciens à nos jours.
294p. Valenciennes
2021
9782364240674
Presses universitaires deValenciennes
4,140
3966 *
Anooshahr, Ali

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Turkestan and the Rise of Eurasian Empire: astudy of politics and invented traditions.
viii,209p Oxford 2020(18)9780197532898
Oxford U.P.
Pap
4,337
The book argues that the connection between amythologized 'Turkestani' or 'Turco-Mongol' origin
and these dynasties was not simply and objectively
present as fact. Rather, much creative energy was
unleashed by courtiers and leaders from Bosnia to
Bihar (with Bukhara and Badakhshan along the way)in order to manipulate and invent the ancestry of thefounders of these dynasties.
3967
Argunşah, MustafaÇağatay Türkçesi.
399p
Istanbul
2015
9786054646449
Kesit
2,440
Chagatai language -- language -- Literature
3. baskı
3968
Atabekoğlu, Kadı Muhammed
Mükemmel Târih-i Fergana, 1560-1860. çev.
Abdullah Yakşi
127p Konya 2021
9786051965826
Çizgi Kitabevi
2,330
3969
Aubin, J.
Etudes sur l'Iran Medieval: geographie historiqueet societe. ed. par. Denise Aigle (Cahiers deStudia Iranica, 60) 371p
Leuven 2018
9782910640460
Peeters
11,430This volume brings together articles published forabout sixty years, which illustrate the pioneering
aspect of Jean Aubin's reflections on themes not muchstudied at that time by the specialists of Iran.
His work on the Ilkhan domination, on theacculturation of the Turkic-Mongolian elites, on
caravan roads and networks, on hagiographic
literature were widely spread.
3970
Aydin, Cemil
The Politics of Anti-Westernism in Asia: visions ofworld order in pan-Islamic and pan-Asian thought.
N.Y. 20199780231137799
Columbia U.P.
Pap
4,611
Aydin compares Ottoman pan-Islamic and Japanese
pan-Asian visions of world order from the middle ofthe nineteenth century to the end of World War II.
3971 *'Aynî, Sadr al-Dîn
Gholâmân. ed. by Mostafâ Bâbâkhân¥i756p
Tehran 1397(2018) 9789642316069 Ârvan

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3,960
Tajik fiction -- 20th century
3972 *
Azad, Arezou & Edmund Herzig (tr. & intro.)
Fadâ'il-i Balkh or 'The Merits of Balkh', written in
Arabic by Shaykh al-Islâm Abû Bakr 'Abd Allâh alWâ'iz al-Balkhî, and translated into Persian by 'Abd
Allâh al-Husaynî (Gibb Memorial Trust Series)
xxiii,296p plates Cambridge 2021
9781913604004
Gibb Memorial Trust (Oxbow
Books)
23,870This translation of the Fadâ'il-i Balkh makes
available in English for the first time the earliest
surviving Islamic-era work devoted to Balkh (Bactra).
Written in a lost Arabic version in the twelfth century
CE and translated into Persian in the 13th. 'The Meritsof Balkh' is a compendium of the state of knowledge
at that time, drawing on numerous earlier texts now
lost.
3973
Azerbaycan Cumhuriyeti (1918-1920): OsmanlıArşiv Belgeleri.
xx,707p Istanbul 2018
9786053012658
Teas Press
2,030
3974
Babadjanov, Bakhtiyar M.
Epigraphy in the Architectural Cityscape of Khiva:
mosques, madrasas, burial complexes, courts andgates. (Studies and Texts on Central Asia, Volume:3) 2 vols.
Wien 20209783700181033
Austrian Academy of Sciences Press
36,000This monograph provides the edition, Russiantranslation and commentary of public inscriptions in
Persian, Turkish and Arabic from the 11th to the early
20th century in the historical Central Asian landscapeof Khorazm.
3975
Bakker, Hans T.
The Alkhan: a Hunnic people in South Asia.
(Companion to Hunnic Peoples in Central and SouthAsia,xiii,128p photos. Groningen 20209789493194997
Barkhuis8,100
This book is the first fascicle in a series that isdesigned as a reader's Companion to a Sourcebook
that presents all written sources with regard to
Hunnic Peoples in Central and South Asia from the 4th
to the 6th centuries of the Common Era.
3976 *
Balci, Bayram
Renouveau de l'Islam en Asie Centrale et dans le
Caucase. pref. d'Olivier Roy
316p
Paris 2017
9782271093400
CNRS
4,500
Islam -- Central Asia -- Caucasus -- History

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3977
Ball, Warwick
The eurasian Steppe: people, movement, ideas.
448p Edinburgh 2021 9781474488068
Edinburgh U.P.
Pap
4,337
A geographical area, not a political entity, thesteppe connects the western and eastern parts of theEurasian land mass. As such, it is always open, subject
to constant movement between Asia and Europe.
Steppe peoples such as Huns, Avars and Turks
changed the course of European history, while otherssuch as Finns, Magyars and Bulgars form European
nations. The steppe saw the world’s only Jewish
Empire, while the Mongols conquered an empire fromthe Pacific to the Mediterranean. Indeed, Europe’s
largest nation, Russia, was formed from the fusion ofEurasian nomadic and European sedentary elements.
3978
Balogh, Daniel (ed.)
Hunnic Peoples in Central ans South Asia: sources
for the origin and history.
xxx,437p Groningen2020
9789492194014
Barkhuis17,280This volume is a comprehensive compilation ofprimary textual sources pertaining to the history of
Hunnic peoples in the vast area encompassing Central
and South Asia. Sources in nearly a dozen languages
have been carefully selected by scholars with a
specialisation in the particular language and relevant
research experience. Chinese, Khotanese, Pahlavi,
Sogdian, Bactrian, Armenian, Syriac, Arabic, Indic,
Greek & Latin sources
3979
Bashiri, Iraj
The History of the Civil War in Tajikistan (Central
Asian Studies) 336p Brighton 20209781644692875
Academic Studies Press
18,921The volume traces the conflict from its roots in
Bukhara to the establishment of an independent
secular Tajik state (1997).
3980
Baumer, Christoph
History of the Caucasus, Volume 1: At thecrossroads of empires.
392p 225 color London
2021
9781788310079
I.B. Tauris
6,510
This first volume charts the period from theemergence of the earliest human populations in theregion – the first known human populations outside
Africa - to the Seljuk conquests of 1050CE.
3981
Baumer, Christoph & Mirko Novak (ed.)
Urban Cultures of Central Asia from the Bronze4----------------------------------------------------------------

Age to the Karakhanids: learnings and conclusions
from new archaeological incestigations anddiscoveries.
450p Wiesbaden 20199783447111690
Harrassowitz
23,040
Proceedings of the First International Congress on
Central Asian Archaeology held at the University ofBern, 4-6 Geb., 2016
3982
Bâyazîd Ansârî
'Uryân al-Ghayb: yagâneh-ye noskheh-ye
Lakhna'û. ed. by Abdul Khaliq Rashid
ii,203p
Delhi 2017
9789384270230
Kitabi Duniya
1,640
Sufism -- South Asia -- History -- 16th century
3983
Beattie, Hugh
Empire and Tribe in the Afghan Frontier Region:
custom, conflict and British strategy in Waziristan
until 1947.
320p. photos. London 2021(19)9780755643721
I.B. Tauris
Pap
6,290
3984
Berber, Oktay
Kalmuk İstilası ve Türk Dünyasına Etkileri. (T.T.K.
IV/A-1. Dizi-Sa. 43) xii,204p maps, facs. Ankara
2021
9789751748911
TTK
640
Kalmyks -- Asia, Central -- History
3985 *
Berbercan, Mehmet TurgutÇağatayca Gülistan Tercümesi: Gülistan-ı Türkî
(Sibicâbî'nin Gülistan Çevirisi): giriş - gramer - metin- notlar - dizin - tıpkıbasım.
x,477p+220p(facs.)
Istanbul 2018
9786052019283
Bilgeoğuz
3,860
4. baskı
3986
Binbaş, Ilker Evrim
Intellectual Networks in Timurid Iran: Sharaf alDîn 'Alî Yazdî and the Islamicate republic of letters.
(Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization) xxi,340p.
map Cambridge 2018(16)9781107689336
Cambridge U. P.
Pap
6,358
Sharaf al-Dîn 'Alî Yazdî, -1454 -- Muslims -Intellectual life
3987
Biran, Michal, JOnathan Brack & Francesca Fiaschetti(ed.)
Along the Silk Roads in Mongol Eurasia: generals,
merchants, and intellectuals
342p Berkeley
2020
9780520298750
U. of California Press
Pap
4,762
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Chinggis Khan and his heirs established the largest
contiguous empire in the history of the world,
extending from Korea to Hungary and from Iraq,
Tibet, and Burma to Siberia. Ruling over roughly two
thirds of the Old World, the Mongol Empire enabled
people, ideas, and objects to traverse immense
geographical and cultural boundaries. Along the Silk
Roads in Mongol Eurasia reveals the individual storiesof three key groups of people—military commanders,merchants, and intellectuals—from across Eurasia.
These annotated biographies bring to the fore acompelling picture of the Mongol Empire from a wide
range of historical sources in multiple languages,
providing important insights into a period unique for
its rapid and far-reaching transformations.
3988
Bittlingmayer, U.H., A.-M. Grundmeier, R. Köshler, D.
Sahrai & F. Sahrai (ed.)
Education and Development in Afghanistan:challenges and prospects.
400p Bielefeld 20199783837636376
Transcript
7,198
3989
Blain Auer and Ingo Strauch (eds.)
Encountering Buddhism and Islam in Premodern
Central and South Asia. (Welten Süd- undZentralasiens/ Worlds of South and Inner Asia/
Mondes de l'Asie du Sud et de l'Asie Centrale, 9)v+228p. Berlin 20199783110629163
De Gruyter
18,531This volume brings together a variety of historians,
epigraphists, philologists, art historians andarchaeologists to address the understanding of theencounter between Buddhist and Muslim
communities in South and Central Asia during themedieval period.
3990
Bockholt, Philip
Weltgeschichtsschreibung zwischen Schia und
Sunna: Hvândamîrs Habīb as-siyar im
Handschriftenzeitalter.
(Iran Studies: 20) xx,
463p. Leiden 2021
9789004442221
Brill
21,780Philip Bockholt addresses the question of how
history was written in the premodern Islamic world,and offers new insights into one of the mostimportant chronicles composed in Persian,Khvândamîr’s universal history Habīb al-siyar.
3991
Bournoutian, George A.
From the Kur to the Aras: A Military History of
Russia’s Move into the South Caucasus and the First
Russo-Iranian War, 1801-1813. (Iran Studies, 22)5----------------------------------------------------------------

370p.

Leiden2021

9789004445154

Brill
22,860George A. Bournoutian presents, for the first time,the military history of the First Russo-Iranian
War using both Russian and Iranian primary sourcesof the period.
3992
Broadbridge, Anne F.
Women and the Making of the Mongol Empire.
(Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization) 362p
Cambridge 2018
9781108441001
Cambridge U.P.
Pap
5,245
How did women contribute to the rise of theMongol Empire while Mongol men were conquering
Eurasia? This book positions women in their rightfulplace in the otherwise well-known story of Chinggis
Khan (commonly known as Genghis Khan) and his
conquests and empire.
3993
Buell, Paul D., Eugene N. Anderson, M. de Pablo Moya
& Moldir Oskenbay
Crossroad of Cuisine: the Eurasian heartland, theSilk Road and Food. (Crossroads - History ofInteractions across the Silk routes, v. 2)
xii,340p
Leiden 20209789004432055
Brill
23,760
Crossroads of Cuisine provides a history of foods,
and foodways in terms of exchanges taking place inCentral Asia and in surrounding areas such as China,
Korea or Iran during the last 5000 years, stressing themanner in which East and West, West and East grew
together through food.
(Open access)
3994
Buell, Paul David and Eugene N. Anderson
Arabic Medicine in China: Tradition, Innovation,
and Change. (Crossroads - History of Interactions
across the Silk Routes: 3) 1006p Leiden 2021
9789004445796
Brill
31,500
The Huihui Yaofang was an encyclopedia of Near
Eastern medicine compiled under the Mongol Yuan
Dynasty for the benefit of themselves and the thenChinese medical establishments. Some 15% of thework survives, from a Ming Dynasty edition, and ishere translated for the first time into English.
3995
Cagnat, Rene
Le Desert et la Source - Djihad et contre-djihad en
Asie Central.
380p. Paris 20199782204118330
Cerf
4,320
3996
Caiozzo, Anna

NAGARA BOOKS -----------------------------------------Le Roi Glorieux: les imaginaires de la royauted’apres les enluminures du Shâh Nâma de Firdawsî
- epoque Timouride et Turkmene.
380p. Paris
2018
9782705339791
Geuthner
7,560
3997
Calderm Kent E.
Super Continent: the logic of Eurasian integration.
328p Stanford 20199781503609617
Stanford U.P.
Pap
4,770
A Eurasian transformation is underway, and it
flows from China. With a geopolitically central
location, the country's domestic and international
policies are poised to change the face of global
affairs. The Belt and Road Initiative has called
attention to a deepening Eurasian continentalism thathas, argues Kent Calder, much more significant
implications than have yet been recognized. In Super
Continent, Calder presents a theoretically guided andempirically grounded explanation for these changes.
3998
Can, Lâle
Spiritual Subjects: Central Asia pilgrims and the
Ottoman Hajj at the end of empire.
xxii,312p
Stanford 20209781503611160
Stanford U.P.
Pap
3,975
Muslim pilgrims and pilgrimages -- Central Asians - Turkey -- History
At the turn of the twentieth century, thousands ofCentral Asians made the annual pilgrimage to Mecca.
Traveling long distances, many lived for extended
periods in Ottoman cities dotting the routes. Thoughtechnically foreigners, these Muslim colonial subjects
often blurred the lines between pilgrims andmigrants. Not quite Ottoman, and not quite foreign,
Central Asians became the sultan's spiritual subjects.
Their status was continually negotiated by Ottomanstatesmen as attempts to exclude foreign Muslim
nationals from the body politic were compromised bya changing international legal order and thecaliphate's ecumenical claims.
3999 *
Çeribaş, Mehmet
Damolla Şah Abbas Oğlu Seyfeddin Aksıkentî:Mecmû'ü't-tevârîh (Türklerin soyağacı ve Manas
destanı'nın tarih kaynağı).
390p facs. Istanbul
2019
9786057898005
Kesit
1,010
Manas -- Epic literature, Turkic -- Texts -- Kazakh
language -- History
4000
Chen, Hao
A History of the Second Türk Empire (ca. 682-745

6----------------------------------------------------------------AD). (Brill's Inner Asian Library: 40)
Leiden2021
9789004464322
Brill
19,800This book is an outstanding work of scholarship,
which builds on a long history of research andpublication in this field dating to the 1890s. The
author has made extensive use of Chinese sources in
the original and prepared a new edition of the Old
Turkic inscriptions. It also provides new views on thedating and authorship of the inscriptions.
4001
Chochoy, Matthieu
De Tamerlan a Gengis Khan: construction etdeconstruction de l'idee d'empire tartare en France
du XVIe siecle a la fin du XVIIIe siecle. (Islamicate
Intellectual History, 6)
Leiden 2021
9789004499010
Brill21,420
traces the evolution of the idea of the Tartar
empire, notion based on a supposed historicalcontinuity between these two emperors, and which
has structured the French perception of the history of
the Orient in pre-modern era.
4002
Clark, Katerina
Eurasia without Borders: the dream of a leftist
literary commons, 1919-1943.
464p Cambridge,
Mass. 2021 9780674261105
Harvard U.P.
7,942
K. Clark charts interwar efforts by Soviet, European,and Asian leftist writers to create a Eurasiancommons: a single cultural space that would
overcome national, cultural, and linguistic differencesin the name of an anticapitalist, anti-imperialist, andlater antifascist aesthetic.
The book revises standard accounts of global
twentieth-century literary movements. The
Eurocentric discourse of world literature focuses ontransatlantic interactions, largely omitting theinternational left and its Asian members. Meanwhile,
postcolonial studies have overlooked the socialistaligned world in favor of the clash between Western
European imperialism and subaltern resistance.
4003
Clark, L. (ed.)
Uygur Manichaean Text, Voluime III: Ecclesiastical
Text: texts, translations, commentariry. (Corpus
Fontium Manichaeorum: Series Turcica, 3) x,474p
Turnhour 2017
9782503579221
Brepols
19,8004004 *
Cooley, Alexander & John Heathershaw
Dictatorships without Borders: power and money

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in Central Asia.
xvi,290p New Haven 2019(17)9780300243192
Yale U.P.
Pap3,180
New in pap.
A penetrating look into the unrecognized andunregulated links between autocratic regimes inCentral Asia and centers of power and wealththroughout the West
4005
Coulie, Bernard
Armenian Manuscripts: Catalogues, Collections,
Libraries (2nd revised edition)
xix,459p.
Tutnhout 2021
9782503590349
Brepols
35,100
A complete list of repositories of Armenian
manuscripts in the world with full bibliography
4006 *
Crews, Robert D.
Afghan Modern: the history of a global nation.
400p Cambridge, Mss. 2015
9780674286092
Harvard U.P.
6,360
trace the roots of Afghan globalism to the earlymodern period, when, as the subjects of sprawlingempires, the residents of Kabul, Kandahar, and otherurban centers forged linkages with far-flung imperial
centers throughout the Middle East and Asia.
4007
Csató, Éva Á. et al. (eds.)
Turcologica Upsaliensia: An Illustrated Collectionof Essays.
250p. Leiden 20209789004435704
Brill21,420
The richly illustrated essays in Turcologica
Upsaliensia tell of scholars, travellers, diplomats andcollectors who explored the Turkic-speaking world
while affiliated with Sweden’s oldest university, at
Uppsala, and who enriched the University Library withcollections of Turkic cultural heritage objects.
4008
Csato, Eva A., J. Parslow, E. Türker & E. wigen (ed.)
Building Bridges to Turkish: essays in honour ofBernt Brendemoen. (Turcologica 116) xii,340p
Wiesbaden 2018
9783447111232
Harrassowitz
11,7004009
Dadoyan, S.B.
Islam in Armenian Literary Culture: texts,
contexts, dynamics. )Corpus Scriptorum
Christianorum Orientalium, Subsida 147) xxxii,384p
Leuven 2021
9789042945029
Peeters
18,900
They are analyzed in their social, cultural andpolitical contexts in dynamic processes. For greater
clarity and ease of navigation, the book is organized7----------------------------------------------------------------

around three main themes: the “Armenian Mahmet”,
the “Armenian Ghurans”, and the “Armenian Pax
Islamica”, from the seventh to the twenty-first
centuries.
4010
Dale, Stephen F.
Babur: Timurid prince and Mughal Emperor, 14831530.
xiv,242p ills. maps Cambridge/Delhi
2018
9781107107267
Cambridge U.P. (India)
Pap
2,400
It discusses the evolution of his military tactics andanalyses the role of firearms in his victories overAfghans and Rajputs. This work also foregrounds
Babur’s personality – his exceptional intelligence andknowledge, skills as a ruler, and his sensibility as anindividual.
4011
Danka, Balazs
The 'Pagan' Oghuz-nâmä: a philological andlingustic analysis. (Turcologica, 113) 82p. ills.
Wiesbaden 20199783447110037
Harrassowirz
12,240The 'Pagan' Oɣuz-namä is a new edition of a
Middle-Turkic manuscript written in Uyghur script,
which is found under the signature Supplement Turc.
No. 1001 in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. The text
is a piece of the Oguz-epic cycle circulating among
Turkic-speaking peoples from the 11th century
onward, but the exact place and time of recording is
unknown.
4012
De Chiara, Matteo & Daniel Septfonds
Le Verbe Pashto. (Beiträge zur Iranistik, v. 43)
176p Wiesbaden 20199783954903757
Reichert
14,040As an Iranian language, Pashto verbs share somemain behaviours with the other sister languages, as
Persian and Kurdish, but with some peculiarities. This
study will permit to fully understand Pashto verbal
system from the syntactic and morphologic points ofview, at the same time offering complete
dialectological, typological and lexicographicalinformation, as well as ample phraseologies.
4013 *
DeWeese, Devin
Studies on Sufism in Central Asia. (Variorum
Collected Studies Series, CS1017) xviii,354p
Abingdon 2020(12)9780367601881
Routledge (Ashgate/Variorum)
Pap
7,767
New in pap.
twelve studies dealing with the history of Sufi
communities in Central Asia originally publishedNAGARA BOOKS -----------------------------------------

between 1988 and 2005.
4014
DeWeese, Devin & Jo-Ann Gross (ed.)
Sufism in Central Asia: new perspectives on Sufi
traditions, 15th-21th centuries. (Handbook of
Oriental Studies. Sec. 8: Uralic & Central AsianStudies, 25) xviii,340p Leiden 2018
9789004367876
Brill
18,900A central question, of ongoing significance,
underlies each contribution: what is the relationshipbetween Sufism as it was manifested in this region
prior to the Russian conquest and the Soviet era, on
the one hand, and the features of Islamic religious lifein the region during the Tsarist, Soviet, and postSoviet eras on the other?
4015
Djujnevskaya, Galina, Hakan Kırımlı & Dmitriy Vasilyev
Eski Fotoğraflarda bir Zamanlar Kırım: Krym v
proshlom v starych fotografijach. (T.T.K. XXI. Dizi-sa.
9-1) xxxix,255p photos. Ankara 2017(06)9789751618627
TTK
1,120
Crimean Tatars -- Pictorial works -- History
Text in Turkish and Russian4016Doğan, Orhan
Kazak Hanlığı'nın Çarlık Rusyası ve Cungarlarlaİlişkileri (Rus va Kazak kaynaklarınaq göre). (T.T.K.
IV/A-1.1.Dizi-Sa. 44) x,255p facs. ills. Ankara
2021 9789751749239
TTK
1,880
4017
Dotson, Brandon, Constance A. Cook & Zhao Lu
Dice and Gods on the Silk Road: Chinese buddhist
dice divination in transcultural context,(Prognostication in History, v. 7)
Leiden 2021
9789004461208
Brill
19,800What do dice and gods have in common? What is
the relationship between dice divination and dicegambling? This interdisciplinary collaboration situates
the tenth-century Chinese Buddhist “Divination ofMaheśvara” within a deep Chinese backstory of
divination with dice and numbers going back to atleast the 4th century BCE. Simultaneously, the authors
track this specific method of dice divination across the
Silk Road and into ancient India through a detailed
study of the material culture, poetics, and ritual
processes of dice divination in Chinese, Tibetan, andIndian contexts.
4018
Dündar, A. Merthan (haz.)
Abdürreşit İbrahim ve Zamanı, Türkiye ve Japonya
Arasında Orta Avrasya. (T.T.K., VIII. Dizi-sa. 24)

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viii,177p Ankara 2018
9789751635587
TTK
918
4019 *
Durkin-Meisterernst, D. (ed.)
The Hymns to the Living Soul: Middle Persian andParthian texts in the Turfan collection. (Berliner
Turfantexte) xliv,235p 18 plts Turnhout 2006
2503522920
Brepols
13,5004020 *
Ebulgazi Bahadır HanŞecere-yi Terâkime. haz. Zühal Ölmez (Türk Dil
Kurumu 1334) 474p+106p facs. Ankara 20209789751745552
TDK
2,914
Turkic peoples -- Mongols -- History -- Sources
Text in Turkish and Ottoman Turkish
4021
Ebulgazi Bahadir han
Türklerin Soy Kütüğü: Şecere-i Terekkime. haz.
Necati Demir
140p Istanbul 2021
9786254080814
Ötüken810
4022
Eden, Jeff
Slavery and Empire in Central Asia. (Cambridge
Studies in Islamic Civilization) 280p Cambridge
2020(18)
9781108456111
Cambridge U.P.
Pap
4,988
Slavery strained Central Asia's relations with
Russia, England, and Iran, and would serve as a major
justification for the Russian conquest of this region in
the 1860s–70s.
4023 *
Eden, Jeff (tr. & annot.)The Life of Muhammad Sharîf: a Central Asian Sufi
hagiography in Chaghatay. (Veröffentlichungen zur
Iranistik, 78) 133p facs. Wien 2015
9783700177692
VOAW
4,140
The story of the Sufi saint Khwaja Muhammad
Sharif is one of the best-loved hagiographies from
East Turkistan (present-day Xinjiang, China), where
the saint’s shrine remains a place of pilgrimage anddevotion to this day. The Khwaja’s narrative recounts
his adventures as he travels from Central Asia to
Hindustan, Mecca, and back again, guided by saintly
spirits and working miracles at every turn.
4024 *
Enâyat Allâh RedâÂdharbâyjân va Arrân (Âlbânîyâ-ye Qafqâz).
(Majmû'eh-ye Enteshârât-e adabî va târîkhî,mauqûfât-e Doktor Mahmûd Afshâr Yazdī, 44) 196p
Tehran 1399(71)9786226441254
Entesharate Doktor-e Mahmud Afshar/ Sokhan
3,100NAGARA BOOKS -----------------------------------------

Azerbaijan (Iran) -- Albania (Ancient kingdom) -History
4025
Eraslan, Kemal
Eski Uygur Türkçesi Grameri. (T.D.K., 1047)
664p Ankara 2012
9789751625106
TDK
2,280
Uighur language -- Grammar -- History
4026 *
Eratalay, Süleyman (ed.)
Zamana Kazınan Dil.
217p Ankara 2021
9786257478434
Gece Kitaplığı
2,140
En eski yazılı belgeleri Orhun yazıtlarına dayanan
Türkçenin çok daha eski dönemlerde kullanılan
dillerle ilişkisi olduğu çeşitli çalışmalarla ortayaçıkarılmaya devam etmektedir.
Taşa veya bazı eşyalara kazınan bu dilin zaman
içerisinde farklılaşması, başka ağız ve lehçeleredönüşmesi, kültürel, tarihî ve dilbilimsel anlamda çokçeşitli bilgi birikiminin oluşmasını sağlamaktadır.
Güncel ve tarihsel karşılaştırmalı dilbilim çalışmaları
bu birikimin ortaya çıkarılmasına olanak sağlayacakve dilin tarihine önemli katkılar sunacaktır.
4027
Eren Tasar, Allen J. Frank, and Jeff Eden (eds.)
From the Khan's Oven: Studies on the History ofCentral Asian Religions in Honor of Devin DeWeese.
(Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 8 Uralic &Central Asian Studies: 27)
Leiden 2021
9789004470187
Brill
22,500The volume's unifying them is the history of religion
among the Muslim peoples of Inner and Central Asia.
The articles pay tribute to DeWeese’s pathbreaking
contributions to the disciplines of history and religious
studies by exploring new approaches and new sources
to build on this legacy.
4028 *
Erkan, Ümit16. Yüzyılda Osmanlı'da Kızılbaş Ayaklanmaları
415p Ankara 2016
9786054495894
Araştırma
1,768
Turkmen -- Alevis -- Turkey -- Safavid dynasty -16th century
4029
Esayi Hasan Jalaleants
A Brief History of the Aghuank` Region(Patmut`iwn Hamarot Aghuanits` Erkri): a history of
Karabagh and Ganje from 1702-1723. intro. & tr.
by G.A. Bournoutianxi,138p Costa Mesa
2009
9781568591711
Mazda Publishers
3,180
Arts'akh (Armenia -- History -- 18th century

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4030 *
Evans, Helen C. (ed.)
Armenia: art, religion, and trade in the middle
ages.
351p ills. photos. N.Y. 2018
9781588396600
Yale U.P. (The Metropolitan
Museum of Art)
10,335
A fascinating exploration of art created by thevaried Armenian kingdoms that connected the Eastand West during the Middle Ages
4031
Favereau, Marie
The Horde: how the Mongols changed the world.
377p Cambridge, Mass. 2021
9780674244214
Harvard U.P.
4,762
Mongols -- Golden Horde -- Civilization -- History
The Mongols are universally known as conquerors,
but they were more than that: influential thinkers,
politicians, engineers, and merchants. Challenging theview that nomads are peripheral to history, The Hordereveals the complex empire the Mongols built andtraces its enduring imprint on politics and society inEurope, Asia, and the Middle East
4032 *
Foltz, Richard
A History of the Tajiks: Iranians of the East.
xvii,231p London 20199781838604462
I.B. Tauris
Pap
5,037
In this comprehensive and up to date history, fromprehistoric proto-Indo-Iranian times to the post-Soviet
period, Richard Foltz traces the complex linguistic,
cultural and political history of the Tajiks, a Persianspeaking Iranian ethnic group from the modern-day
Central Asian states of Tajikistan, Afghanistan, andUzbekistan. In eight chapters, the author explores therevitalisation of Persian culture under the Samanid
Empire in the Tajik heartlands of historical Khorasan
and Transoxiana; analyses the evolution of the politics
of Tajik identity; and traces the history of the ethnic
Tajik diaspora today.
4033
Formichi, Chiara (ed.)
Routledge Handbook on Islam in Asia.
388p 25
ills. London 2021
9780367225285
Routledge
41,230
The Routledge Handbook on Islam in Asia offers
both new and established scholarship on Muslim
societies and religious practices across Asia, from avariety of interdisciplinary angles, with chapters
covering South, Central, East and Southeast Asia, as
well as Africa–Asia connections.
4034
Frank, Allen J.

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Gulag Miracles: Sufis and Stalinist repression in
Kazakhstan. (Veröffentlichungen zur Iranistik, V. 84,
Studies and Texts on Central Asia, V. 2 ) 153pWien
2019
9783700183341
VOAW
3,960
The book “Gulag Miracles: Sufis and Stalinist
Repression in Kazakhstan”, represents the firstdetailed study of Muslim religious responses tototalitarian repression during the first half of the 20th
century, and is therefore of interest to specialists in
Islamic Studies, Religious Studies, Russian and Soviet
History, Central Asian and Turkic Studies, and Sufi
Studies. Based on Kazakh-language hagiographies
produced by Sufi communities, the monographexamines how these communities interpreted andexplained the experience of repression (anti-religious
policies targeting Sufis, collectivization, famine, andmass arrests), and how these communities adjusted
to Soviet life after the Second World War.
4035
Franklin, Kate
Everyday Cosmopolitanisms: living the Silk Road
in medieval Armenia.
204p
Berkeley2021
9780520380929
U. of California Press
Pap
5,557
Kate Franklin takes the highlands of medieval
Armenia as a compelling case study for examining
how early globalization and everyday life intertwined
along the Silk Road. She argues that Armenia—and the
Silk Road itself—consisted of the overlapping worlds
created by a diverse assortment of people: not only
long-distance travelers but also the local rulers andsubjects who lived in Armenia’s mountain valleys andalong its highways. (open access)4036
Giustozzi, Antonio
The Taliban War, 2001-2018.
384p London
2019
9781787381322
Hurst
10,850How does the Taliban wage war? How has its war
changed over time? Firstly, the movement’s
extraordinary military operation relies on financial
backing. This volume analyses such funding. The
Taliban’s external sources of support include foreign
governments and non-state groups, both of whichhave affected the Taliban’s military campaigns andinternal politics. Secondly, this is the first full-length
study of the Taliban to acknowledge and discuss indetail the movement’s polycentric character. Here not
only the Quetta Shura, but also the Haqqani Networkand the Taliban’s other centres of power, are afforded
the attention they deserve.
4037

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Godwin, R. Todd
Persian Christians at the Chinese Court: the Xi'an
Stele and the early medieval church of the East.
xii,306p
London 2018
9781784538804
I.B. Tauris
15,741The Xi'an Stele, erected in Tang China's capital in781, describes in both Syriac and Chinese theexistence of Christian communities in northern China.
4038
Gommans, Jos J.L.
The Indian Frontier: horse and warband in themaking of empires.
343p New Delhi 2018
9789350981702
Manohar
5,400
War horses—Military -- South Asia—History
These studies are based on Gommans’ observationthat Indian empires always had to deal with a highly
dynamic inner frontier between semi-arid wilderness
and settled agriculture. Such inner frontiers could only
be bridged by the ongoing movements of Turkish,
Afghan, Rajput and other warbands. Like the mostspectacular examples of the Delhi Sultanate and theMughal Empires, they all based their power on the
exploitation of the most lethal weapon of that time:
the warhorse.
4039
Gould, Rebecca
Writers and Rebels: the literature of insurgency in
the Caucasus.
352p ills.
New Haven2016
9780300200645
Yale U.P.
13,515
Spanning the period between the end of the RussoCaucasian War and the death of the first female
Chechen suicide bomber, this groundbreaking book is
the first to compare Georgian, Chechen, andDaghestani depictions of anticolonial insurgency.
4040 *
Green, Nile (ed.)
Afghan History through Afghan Eyes.
xvii,337p photos. Karachi/N.Y. 2017(15)9780190247782 Oxford U.P.
3,980
Radically questioning received ideas about how tounderstand Afghanistan, this book asks how Afghan
intellectuals, ideologues and orfinary people haveunderstand their collective past.
4041
Green, Nile (ed.)
The Persianate World: the frontiers of a Eurasian
lingua franca.
xvi,340p maps, ills. Berkeley
20199780520300927
U. of California Press
Pap
5,557
From Siberia to Southeast Asia, and between

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London and Beijing, this book shows how Persian
gained, maintained, and finally surrendered its status
to imperial and vernacular competitors. Fourteen
essays trace Persian’s interactions with Bengali,
Chinese, Turkic, Punjabi, and other languages to
identify the forces that extended “Persographia,” thedomain of written Persian. Spanning the ages of
expansion and contraction, The Persianate World
offers a critical survey of both the supports andconstraints of one of history’s key languages of global
exchange.
4042
Guangtian Ha
The Sound of Salvation: voice, gender, and theSufi mediascape in China.
336p N.Y. 2021
9780231198073
Columbia U.P.
Pap
5,565
The Jahriyya Sufis—a primarily Sinophone order ofNaqshbandiyya Sufis in northwest China—inhabit aunique religious soundscape. The hallmark of their
spiritual practice is the “loud” (jahr) remembrance of
God in liturgical rituals featuring distinctive melodic
vocal chants.
4043
Gulacsi, Zsuzsanna (ed.)
Language, Society, and Religion in the World of
the Turks: Festschrift for Larry Clark at Seventy-five.
(Silk Road Studies 19) x,376p. Tutnhout 20199782503580296
Brepols
18,0004044 *
Hackstein, Olav & Ronald I. Kim (ed.)
Linguistic Developments along the Silkroad:archaism and innovation in Tocharian.
(Multilingualism and History of Knowledge, Vol. II)(Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften,
Iranische Onomastik, Nr. 12) 227p
Wien 2012
9783700173045
V. der OAW
7,164
Multilingualism -- Tokharian language -- History
4045
Hâfez AbrûZobdat al-Tavârîkh bâyesngorî-ye Hâfez Abrû, joz'
dovvom az rob' chahârom-e Majmû'-e al-Tavârîkh alSoltânîyeh... ed. by Mohsen Fâtehî
892p
photos. map Tehran 1400
9786227326185
Nashr-e Âmâreh
8,870
Iran -- History -- Timurids, 1370-1503[Matn-e vîrâsteh va sharh-e kâmel, Zobdat al-Tavârîkh
bâesngorî-ye Hâfez Abrû, as morg-e amîr Taymûr-egûrkân tâ zakhmkhordan-e Mîrzâ Shârokh]
4046
Hâfez Abrû (d. 833 A.H./1429 A.D.)
Zobdat al-Tavârîkh. ed. by Kamâl Hâjj Sayyed
Javâdî
4 vols. Tehran 1395 repr.

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9789643315542 Asâtîr
16,000Timurids -- Iran -- Shâh Rukh Mîrzâ, 1377-1446 -History
4047
Hâfez Abrû (d. 833 h.)Joghrâfeyâ-ye Hâfez Abrû. bakhsh-e Khorasân.
ed. by 'Alî Âl Dâvûd (Ganjîneh-ye Joghrâfîyâ-yeTârîkhî-ye Îrân, 48) 2 vols. facs. Tehran 1399
9786226441636 Doktor-e Mahmud Afshar/ Sokhan
9,830
Khurâsân (Iran) -- Historical geography4048
Hâfiz Basîr
Manifestations of a Sufi Woman in Central Asia: A
Critical Edition of Hâfiz-i Basîr’s Mazhar al-ʿAjâʾib.
(Islamicate Intellectual History: 6) viii, 282p.
Leiden 20209789004441347
Brill
19,620The Ma・har al-ʿajāʾib is the devotional work
written to expound upon the teachings of Aghā-yi
Buzurg, a female religious master active in the early
16th century in Bukhara.
4049
Haldar, Manikuntala
Buddhism in Iran and Afghanistan through theAges. xi,198p ills. Kolkata 20199789384721619 Maha Bodhi Books
6,000
4050 *
Hamideh Khanum Javanshir
Awake: a Moslem woman's rare memoir of herlife and partnership with the editor of Molla
Nasreddin, the most influential satrical journal of
the Caucasus and Iran, 1907-1931. tr. by H. Javadi& W. floor
xv,186p ills. Washington D.C. 2016
9781933823874
Mage Publishers
13,5154051
Hammond, Kelly A.
China's Muslim and Japan's Empire: centering
Islam in World War II. (Islamic Civilization andMuslim Networks) xv,294p Chapel Hill 20209781469659657
The Univ. of North Carolina Press
Pap
4,762
In this transnational history of World War II, Kelly
A. Hammond places Sino-Muslims at the center ofimperial Japan’s challenges to Chinese nation-building
efforts. Revealing the little-known story of Japan’sinterest in Islam during its occupation of North China,
Hammond shows how imperial Japanese aimed todefeat the Chinese Nationalists in winning the hearts
and minds of Sino-Muslims, a vital minority
population. Offering programs that presented
themselves as protectors of Islam, the JapaneseNAGARA BOOKS -----------------------------------------

aimed to provide Muslims with a viable alternative—
and, at the same time, to create new Muslim
consumer markets that would, the Japanese hoped,
act to subvert the existing global capitalist worldorder and destabilize the Soviets.
4052 *
Haqqi, Syed Anwarul Haque
Chingiz Khan: the life and legacy of an empire
builder.
xxx,326p maps Delhi 2013(10)9789380607818
Primus Books
Pap
2,100
provides an evocative account of Temuchin Chingiz
Khan, who knitted the warring Mongol tribes into
well-trained warriors, and who went on to establish
an empire from the Great Wall of China to the
Caspian Sea and the Indus River.
4053
Harris, R., Guangtian Ha & Maria Jaschok (ed.)
Ethnographies of Islam in China.
328p ills.
honolulu 20209780824892586
U. of Hawaii
Press
Pap
4,452
Although China does not belong to the “Islamic
world” as it is conventionally understood, China’s
Muslims have strengthened and expanded theirglobal connections and impact. Such significant shifts
in Chinese Muslim life have received scant scholarly
attention until now. With contributions from a wide
variety of scholars—all sharing a commitment to thevalue of the ethnographic approach—this volume
provides the first comprehensive account of China’s
Islamic revival since the 1980s as the country
struggled to recover from the wreckage of the
Cultural Revolution.
4054 *
Hasan-Jalaliants, Archbsihop Sargis
A History of the Land of Artsakh: Karabagh andGenje, 1722-1827. tr. by K. Ketendjian ed. by
R.H. Hewsen (Armenian Studies Series, 17)xxxvii,256p Costa Mesa 2013
9781568591742
Mazda Publishers
6,360
The subject of this book is the history of Karabaghin the period of the Armeno-Persian and RussoPersian wars (1722-1827), a region, which the author
refers to as the “land of Aghuank.”
4055
Hasanli, Jamil
Leadership and Nationalism in Azerbaijan: Ali
Mardan Bey Topchibashov, founder and creator.
258p London 2020(19)9780367664428
Routledge
Pap
8,026
Ali Mardan bey Topchibashov was a prominent12----------------------------------------------------------------

politician, who played a crucial role in the history of
Azerbaijan. One of the most striking personalities in
the history of Azerbaijan, the founder of liberal ideas,
and the first President of the Republic of Azerbaijan,
he led the Muslim faction in the first Russian Dumaand the Union of Muslims of Russia and was a central
figure of the Caucasian émigrés in Europe.
4056 *
Hatto, A.T.
The Memorial Feast for Kökötöy-Khan(Kökötöydün Aşı), edited for the first time from a
photocopy of the unique manuscript withtranslation and commentary. (London Oriental
Series, 33) xvi,283p Oxford
19770197135935
Oxford U.P.
9,870
Epic poetry -- Kyrgyz
Part of a cycle of stories called Manas.
Poem in Kirghiz with parallel English prosetranslation; commentary in English.
4057 *
Haug, Robert
The Eastern Frontier: limits of empire in late
antique and early medieval Central Asia. (Early andMedieval Islamic World) xi,296p London
2021(19)
9780755638529
I.B. Tauris
Pap
6,290
Robert Haug argues for a pre-modern Central Asiawith a discrete identity, a region that is not just atransitory space or the far-flung corner of empires,but its own historical entity. From this locally specificperspective, the book takes the reader on a 900-year
tour of the area, from Sasanian control, through the
Umayyads and Abbasids, to the quasi-independent
dynasties of the Tahirids and the Samanids.
4058
Hoare, Joanna Pares.
Gender, Activism, and International Development
Intervention in Kyrgyzstan. (Inner Asia Book Series:13) 250p. Leiden 2021
9789004461239
Brill
17,8204059
Huber, Moritz
Lives of Sogdians in Medieval China. (Asiatische
Forschungen, 160) xvi,350p Wiesbaden 20209783447113809
Harrassowitz
14,040This socio-historical study by Moritz Huber provides
a translation of the transmitted Chinese records on
Sogdians in Sogdiana and China and combines themwith archaeological evidence to present a
differentiated picture of their presence in China fromthe 3rd to 10th century CE.

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4060
Hunter, E.D. & M. Dickens (bearb.)
Syrische Handschriften, Teil 2: Texte der Berliner
Turfansammlung/ Syriac texts from the Berlin Turfancollection. (VOHD, Band 5,2) iv,505s.
Stuttgart 2014
9783515107129
Franz Steiner
15,120The volume contains the analytical description of
519 fragments that were discovered by the 2nd and3rd German Turfan Expeditions between 1904 and
1907. The majority came from the Church of the East
monastery site of Bulayïq, on the outskirts of Turfan,
but small quantities were also found at other sites in
the oasis.
4061
Hyun Jin Kim, F.J. Vervaet 6 S.F. Adali (ed.)
Eurasian Empires in Antiquity and the Early
Middle Ages: contact and exchange between the
Graeco-Roman world, Inner Asia and China.
xvi,333p Cambridge 2020(17)9781316638804
Cambridge U.P.
Pap
5,422
4062
Ibn Arslân al-Khwârizmî, Mazhar al-Dîn (492568/1099-1173)
Min Târîkh Khwârizm. ed. by Mahmûd Muhd.
Khalaf
191p Beirut 2018
9782745100795
Dar al-Kutub al-'Ilmiyah
1,620
Khorezm (Kingdom) -- Islamic empire -- History
4063
Isaacs, Rico & Erica Marat (ed.)
Routledge Handbook of Contemporary CentralAsia.
478p London 2022
9780367178406
Routledge
41,230An essential cross-disciplinary reference work, thehandbook offers an accessible and easyto- understandguide to the core issues permeating the region to
enable readers to grasp the fundamental challenges,
transformations and themes in contemporary Central
Asia. It will be of interest to researchers, academics
and students of the region and those working in thefield of Area Studies, History, Anthropology, Politics
and International Relations.
4064
Jackson, Ashley
Negotiating Survival: civilian-insurgent relations in
Afghanistan. 328p London 2021
9781787384859 Hurst
4,770
Based on over 400 interviews with Taliban andcivilians, this book tells the story of how civilians have
not only bargained with the Taliban for their survival,

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but also ultimately influenced the course of the war in
Afghanistan. While the Taliban have the power ofviolence on their side, they nonetheless need civilians
to comply with their authority. Both strategically andby necessity, civilians have leveraged this reliance on
their obedience in order to influence Taliban
behaviour.
4065
Jackson, Peter
Studies on the Mongol Empire and Early Muslim
India. (Variorum Collected Studies Series 923)
xii,334p
Abingdon 2018(09)9781138375314
Ashgate
Pap
8,680
4066
Jahânbânî, Emân Allâh Mîrzâ Sepahbod (1274-1353h.q.) (tr.)
Jang-e Rûsîyeh va Fath-e Torkamân, tarjomeh az
zab-an rûsî. (Barâ-ye Fardâ 129) 515p facs. Qom
1396
9789649883519 Majma'-e Dhahâ'er-eEslâmî
20,040Central Asia -- History -- Russian occupation
4067
Jinbo Shi
Tangut Language and Manuscripts: anintroduction. (Languages of Asia, v. 20) xvi,547p
Leiden 20209789004414532
Brill
35,640This book is the first comprehensive introduction to
the Tangut language and culture. Five of the fiﬅeen
chapters survey the history of Western Xia and theevolution of Tangut Studies, including new
advancements in the field, such as research on the
recently decoded Tangut cursive writings found in
Khara-Khoto documents.
4068
Jinping Wang
In the Wake of the Mongols: the making of a newsocial order in North China, 1200-1600. (HarvardYenching Inst. Mono. Ser. 116) 364p
Cambridge, Mss. 2020(18)9780674247895
Harvard U.P.
Pap
5,088
New in pap.
The Mongol conquest of north China between 1211
and 1234 inflicted terrible wartime destruction,
wiping out more than one-third of the population anddismantling the existing social order. In the Wake of
the Mongols recounts the riveting story of how
northern Chinese men and women adapted to thesetrying circumstances and interacted with their alien
Mongol conquerors to create a drastically new social
order. To construct this story, the book uses apreviously unknown source of inscriptions recorded on

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stone tablets.
4069Kâşgarlı Mahmud
Dîvânu Lugâti't-Türk: giriş-metin-çeviri-notlardizin. haz. A.B. Ercilasun & Z. Akkoyunlu (TDK,1120) cxix,995p Ankara 2018(09)9789751628374
TDK
2,100
Mahmûd Kâshgarî, active 11th century -- Turkic
languages – Dictionaries,
3. Baskı
4070 *
Kadoi, Yuka
Islamic Chinoiserie: the art of Mongol Iran.
304p. ills. Edinburgh 2018(09)9781474437202
Edinburgh U.P.
Pap
7,595
The Mongol invasion in the thirteenth century
marked a new phase in the development of Islamicart. Trans-Eurasian exchanges of goods, people andideas were encouraged on a large scale under the
auspices of the Pax Mongolica. With the fascinationof portable objects brought from China and Central
Asia, a distinctive, hitherto unknown style?Islamicchinoiserie?was born in the art of Iran.
4071
Kalra, Prajakti
The Silk road and the Political Economy of theMongol Empire.
176p London 2021(18)9780367438708
Routledge
Pap
8,026
Introduction, Chapter 1 Rise of Chinggis Khan,
Chapter 2 Institutional Framework of Mongol Eurasia,
Chapter 3 The Place of Religion in Mongol Eurasia,
Chapter 4 Mongol Cities of Eurasia, Chapter 5 Tradeand Economic Relations in Mongol Eurasia, Chapter 6
Echoes of the Past in Present Day Eurasia, Epilogue
4072
Kamola, Stefan
Making Mongol History: Rashid al-Din and Jami'
al-Tawarikh. (Edinburgh Studies in Classical Islamic
HIstory and Culture) x,310p Edinburgh 2021(19)9781474483872
Edinburgh U.P.
Pap
5,422
New in pap.
Explores Rashid al-Din’s impact on seven centuriesof historical writing
4073
Kanlıdere, Ahmet
İdil-Ural ve Türkistran'da Fikir Hareketleri:
Türkistan aydınlanması kitaplığı: dini ıslahçılık ve
ceditçilik. 480p Istanbul 2021
9786254080784
Ötüken3,610
4074
Kaygusuz, Arzu
Buddhistische Bildersprache in Alttürkischen

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Texten: eine literaturwissenschaftliche undphilologische analyse. xiv,393s ills. Wiesbaden
2021
9783447115773
Harrassowitz
15,120Arzu Kaygusuz geht in ihrer Studie anhand vonzahlreichen Beispielen der Bildersprache in den
alttürkischen buddhistischen Texten nach undbehandelt ihre verschiedenen semantischen und
syntaktischen Besonderheiten. Die
literaturwissenschaftliche und philologische Analyse
untersucht die spezifische Bilderwelt der Texte, zeigt
ihre einzelnen Motive auf und stellt die
Hauptelemente der Bildersprache nach ihrem
Aussagegehalt dar. Gleichzeitig wird so ein Eindruck
vom religiösen Empfinden und der Vorstellungskraft
buddhistischer Gläubiger vermittelt.
4075
Keller, Shoshana
Russia and Central Asia: coexistence, conquest,
convergence. 360p Toronto 20199781487594343 U. of Toronto Press
Pap
8,419
provides an overview of the relationship between
two dynamic regions, highlighting the ways in which
Russia and Central Asia have influenced and been
influenced by Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. This
readable synthesis, covering early coexistence in theseventeenth century to the present day, seeks toencourage new ways of thinking about how themodern world developed.
4076
Kemal Ilkul, Ahmet
Çin-Türkistan Hâtiralari: Sanghay Hâtiralari. haz.
Yusuf Gedikli
446p Istanbul 1999
9754372160
Ötüken1,443
Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu (China) -- History -Description and travel -- Memories
4077
Khalid, Adeeb
Central Asia: a new history from the imperial
conquests to the present.
536p ills. Princeton
2021
9780691161396
Princeton U.P.
5,565
Central Asia is often seen as a remote andinaccessible land on the peripheries of modern
history. Encompassing Uzbekistan, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and the
Xinjiang province of China, it in fact stands at thecrossroads of world events. Khalid provides the firstcomprehensive history of Central Asia from the mideighteenth century to today, shedding light on thehistorical forces that have shaped the region underimperial and Communist rule

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4078
King, Noel Q. (tr.)
The Travels of Ibn Battuta to India, the Spice
Islands, and China. intro. by A.M. Buttersv.219p Princeton 2018
9781558766341
Markus Wiener Publishers
Pap
3,967
India -- Maldives -- China -- Early works to 1800 -Description and travel
4079
Klimeš, Ondřej
Struggle by the Pen: The Uyghur Discourse of
Nation and National Interest, c.1900-1949.
(China Studies: 30) 290p.
Leiden 2015
9789004288089
Brill
21,9604080
Koca, Salim
Türk Tarihi ve Kültürü Üzerine Yeni Araştırmalar, 1.
cilt: İlk çoğ'da orta asya'da türkler.
552p
Ankara 2021
9786257254472
Berikan Yayınları
2,970
4081
Koca, Salim
Türk Tarihi ve Kültürü Üzerine Yeni Araştırmalar, 2.
cilt: Orta çağ'da ön asya'da Türkler. haz. Selcen
Koca & İsmail Karakoç
622p Ankara 2021
9786257254496
Berikan Yayınları
3,610
4082
Kök, Abdullah
Türklerin Entellektüel Mirası, Kutadgu Bilig:
devlet: adalet, kut, töre. 303p Istanbul 20199786057898432
Kesit
1,560
4083
Korn, Agnes & Irina Nevskaya (ed.)
Prospective and Proximative Turkic, Iranian andbeyond. (Iran - Turan, 18)392p Wiesbaden
20179783954903030
Reichert
17,640The present volume addresses the linguistic
categories of Prospective and Proximative.
Prospective refers to an event which is expected,
presumed, or will take place while Proximative refers
to its pre-stage; its canonical semantics is ‘begoing/about to do something’. Highlighting historical,
areal and typological aspects, the contributions in thisbook investigate the encoding of proximative andprospective semantics in genetically related and nonrelated languages. While Iranian and Turkic
languages are the focal point, several contact
languages of historical and typological relevance (andpotentially of interest for phylogenetic studies), viz.
Aramaic, Mongolic, Tungusic, and Uralic, have been15----------------------------------------------------------------

included.
4084
Koya, P.K. (ed. & comp.)
Islam in China: history, spread and culture: apictorial book.
x,193p photos. Kuala Lumpur
2019
9789670526577
Islamic Book Trust
7,200
4085
Kupchik, John, Jose Andres Alonso de la Fuente &Marc Hideo Miyake (ed.)
Studies in Asian Historical Linguistics, Philology
and betond.
Leiden 2021
9789004448551
Brill
26,100Professor Alexander V. Vovin’s fruitful research hasbrought incomparable results to the fields of Asianlinguistics and philology throughout the past four
decades. In this volume, presented in honour ofProfessor Vovin’s 60th birthday, twenty-two authors
present new research regarding Japanese, Korean,
Turkish, Khitan, Yakut, Mongolian, Chinese, Hachijō,
Ikema Miyakoan, Ainu, Okinawan, Nivkh, EskimoAleut and other languages. The chapters are both atribute to his research and a summary of the latest
developments in the field.
4086
Kurban, İklil
Şarki Türkistan Cumhuriyeti (1944-1949). (T.T.K.,
VII. Dizi-sa. 132/1) xii,113p+17p facs. photos.
Ankara 2020(1992)
9789751604811
TTK765
Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu (China) -- Turkic peoples -Central Asia -- History
4087
Kurban, İklil
Doğu Türkistan İçin Savaş. (T.T.K., VII. Dizi-sa.
159/1) xii,112p
Ankara 2020(1995)
9789751606891
TTK
765
Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu (China) -- Central Asia -Turkic peoples -- History4088
Lane, George
The Mongols in Iran: Qutb al-Dîn Shîrâzî's Akhbâri Moghûlân. (Routledge Studies in the History of
Iran and Turkey) viii,127p ills. London 2020(18)9780367607043
Routledge
Pap3,903
an annotated, paraphrased translation of athirteenth-century historical chronicle penned, though
not necessarily authored, by Qutb al-Dîn Shîrâzî. This
chronicle, a patchwork of anecdotes, detailed
accounts, diary entries and observations, comprises
the notes and drafts of a larger, unknown, andprobably lost historical work.

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4089
Lee, JOnathan L.
Afghanistan: a history from 1260 to the present.
784p 138 ills. London 2021
9781789145892
Reaktion Books
Pap
6,510
In this monumental, authoritative new history ofAfghanistan, Jonathan L. Lee places the current
conﬂict in its historical context and challenges manyof the West’s preconceived ideas about the country.
Lee chronicles the region’s monarchic rules and the
Durrani dynasty, focusing on the reigns of each ruler
and their efforts to balance tribal, ethnic, regionaland religious factions, moving on to the struggle forsocial and constitutional reform and the rise ofIslamic and Communist factions. He offers newcultural and political insights from Persian histories,
the memoirs of Afghan government ofﬁcials, British
government and India Ofﬁce archives, recently
released CIA reports and WikiLeaks documents. Leealso sheds new light on the country’s foreign
relations, its internal power struggles and the impactof foreign military interventions such as the ‘War on
Terror’.
4090
Levent, Sinan
Japon Turancılığı.
x,194p Istanbul 2016
9789753333368
Tarih Vakfı Yurt
1,620
Turkey -- Central Asia -- Muslim -- Japan -- 19th20th century
4091
Lieu, S.N.C. & G. Mikkelsen (ed.)
Tractatus Manichaicus Sinicus: Pars Prime: text,translation and indices. (Series Sinica) lii,180p
Turnhout 2017
9782503512464
Brepols
13,500The first colume of the Series Sinica contains the
text and translation of the one of the longest and best
preserved of all Manichan texts in Chinese. This firstever critical edition with English translation of the fulldocument with revised editions of parallels in
Parthian, Sogdian and Uyghur (Old Turkish) from
Turfan by a team of experts is a major contribution to
Manichaean scholarship.
4092
Lieu, Samuel N.C. (ed.)
Manichaeism East and West. (Corpus Fontium
Manichaeorum, Analecta Manichaica I) xi,260p ills.
Turnhout 2017
9782503574578
Brepols
16,200The volume contains the proceedings of the eigthinternational symposium of the International

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Assocation of Manichaean Studies covering all major
aspects of Manichaean studies.
This new volume brings the research on many aspectsof the texts published in the Corpus up to date andsignals new texts to appear in the Corpus. It includes
important studies on the scientific dating of theMedinet Madi, codices as well as the newly
discovered Manichaean texts in Chinese and Parthianfrom Xiapu in South China.
4093
Lieu, Samuel N.C. and Glen L. Thompson (eds.)
The Church of the East in Central Asia and China(China and the Mediterranean World, 1) 260p.
Tutnhout 20209782503586649
Brepols
13,5004094
Malcolm, Noel
Rebels, Believers, Survivors: Studies in the Historyof the Albanians.
512p. Oxford 20209780198857297 Oxford University Press
8,680
The first major study of the Albanian lands, fromthe fifteenth century to the twentieth.
4095
Malik, Iftikhar H.
The Silk Road and Beyond: Narratives of a Muslim
Historian.
384p.
Oxford 20209780199405961
Oxford U. P.
4,337
This book is an effort to capture history, literature,mobility, crafts, architectural traditions, and cultural
vistas by focusing on diverse Muslim individuals,
communities, cities, and their edifices.
4096
Manchanda, Nivi
Imagining Afghanistan: the history and politics ofimperial knowledge. Cambridge 20209781108491235
Cambridge U.P.
16,275Focusing on representations of gender, state andtribes, Manchanda re-historicises and demythologises the study of Afghanistan through asustained critique of colonial forms of knowing anddemonstrates how the development of pervasive
tropes in Western conceptions of Afghanistan haveenabled Western intervention, invasion and bombing
in the region from the nineteenth century to thepresent.
4097
May, Timothy, Bayarsaikhan Dashdondog, andChristopher P. Atwood (eds.)
New Approaches to Ilkhanid History. (Brill's
Inner Asian Library: 39) xxii, 440p. Leiden 20209789004437395
Brill
24,840This volume considers other regions within the

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state and moves away from focusing on the centerand the Ilkhanid court. New consideration is given to
the source material, particularly how they have been
composed, but also how the sources can inform on
the provinces of the Ilkhanate
4098
McChedney, R.D.
Four Central Asian Shrines: a socio-political
history of architecturwe. (Studies in Persian
Cultural History, v. 18) xvii,454p maps, photos.
Leiden 2021 9789004459588
Brill
11,340In Central Asia, Muslim shrines have served ascommunity centers for centuries, particularly thelarge urban shrines that seem, in many cases, to have
served as the inspiration as well for a city'sarchitectural development. In the book R. D.
McChesney documents the histories of four such longstanding shrines-Gur-i Mir at Samarqand, Khwajah
Abu Nasr Parsa Mazar at Balkh, the Noble Rawzah at
Mazar-i Sharif, and the Khirqat al-Nabi at Qandahar.
In all four cases the creation and evolution of thearchitecture of these shrines is traced throughnarratives about their social and political histories
and in the past century and a half, through thephotographic record
4099Meşreb (Baba Rahîm)Mebde-yi Nûr (inceleme-metin-gramer-dizin).
haz. Sadi Gedik. (Türk Dil Kurumu 1213)
1390p+12p facs. Ankara 2017
9789751632722
TDK
5,192
Chagatai poetry -- Masnavi -- Central Asia
4100
Melville, Charles (ed.)
The Timurid Century. (The Idea of Iran, vol. 9)ix,213p ills. London 20209781838606886
I.B. Tauris
Pap
5,423
The century after the conquests of Timur witnessed
the division of eastern and western Iran between his
Turko-Mongol successors, and a flowering of Persian
culture in the great cities of Herat, Samarqand andTabriz, among others. In this, the ninth volume in The
Idea of Iran series, leading scholars analyse the waysthat Timurid contemporaries viewed their traditions
and their environment, asking questions such as:
what was the view of outsiders, and how does
modern scholarship define the distinctive aspects ofthe period?
4101
Merati, Simona E.
Muslims in Putin's Russia: discourse on identity,

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politics, and security.
xi,241p London 2017
9783319535197
Palgrave Macmillan
18,718This book offers a novel interpretation of Russian
contemporary discourse on Islam and its influence on
Russian state policies.
4102
Millward, James
Eurasian Crossroads: a history of Xinjiang.
xix,440p N.Y. 2021(07)9781787383340
Hurst
Pap
3,686
New in pap.
Millward presents a thorough study of Xinjiang's
history and people from antiquity to the present andtakes a balanced look at the position of Turkic
Muslims within the PRC today.
4103
Moriyasu, Takao
Corpus of the Old Uighur Letters from the Eastern
Silk Road (Berliner Turfantexte, 46) 304p.
Tutnhout 20209782503587080
Brepols
Pap
11,7004104
Muhammad Amîn b. Mîrzâ Muhammad Zamân
Bukhârî (Sûfîyânî)The Sea of Chronicles (Muhît al-tavârîkh). tr. by
Mehrdad Fallahzadeh & Forogh Hashabeiky(Studies in Persian Cultural History, v. 17) xix,309p
Leiden 20209789004415256
Brill
16,020The Sea of Chronicles is an English translation of
the ninth and tenth chapters of the historiographicalwork entitled Muhît al-tavârîkh by Muhammad Amînb. Mîrzâ Muhammad Zamân Bukhârî. The work is avaluable source in particular for the study of the late17th-century Central Asian political, cultural andreligious history. The ninth chapter offers accounts of
the Timurid, Abulkhayrid/Shaybanid and the first four
Ashatrkhanid khans. The tenth chapter which is themost original and important chapter of the work
presents a detailed account of the life and time of thelast great Ashatkhanid ruler, Subhân Qulî Khân (r.
1682-1702), revealing historical information essential
for the study of the period and region
4105
Muhammad Sadiq Kashghari
In Remembrance of the Saints: the rise and fall ofan Inner Asian dynasty. tr. by David Brophy(Translations from the Asian Classics) xxviii,266p
N.Y. 2021
9780231198196
Columbia U.P.
Pap
5,565
Sufism -- China -- Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu -- History
In the first half of the eighteenth century, rival
dynasties of Naqshbandi Sufi shaykhs vied forNAGARA BOOKS -----------------------------------------

influence in the Tarim Basin, part of present-day
Xinjiang. In the 1750s, the collapse of the Junghar
Mongol state gave one branch of this family an
opportunity to assert their independence in the oasis
cities of Kashgar and Yarkand. Others sided with thearmies of the Qing dynasty, which were massing on
the frontiers to invade. The ensuing conflict saw theregion incorporated into the expanding Qing
imperium.
4106 *
Nâmî Hasan Ağa
Fetihnâme-i Nâmî Der-Hakk-ı Gürcistân: 1663
Gürcistan Seferi. haz. Mehmet Fatih Gökçek
168p Istanbul 2021
9786257705905
Yeditepe Akademi
1,290
4107
Nasavî, Shihâb al-Dîn Mohd. Khorandezî Zaydarî
Sîrat Jalâl al-Dîn Menkobernî. ed. by MojtabâMînovî
478p Tehran 1394(65)9786001210419
Sherkat-e Enteshârât-e 'Elmî va
Farhangî
2,460
Jalâl al-Dîn, -- Shah of Khorezm, -1231
4108
Nasir Raza Khan (ed.)
Sufism in India and Central Asia.
xiv,257p
New Delhi 2017
9789384370657
Manakin
Press
5,180
4109
Noelle-Karimi, Christine
The Pearl in its Midst: Herat and the mapping of
Khurasan (15th-19th centuries).
(Veröffentlichungen zur Iranistik, v. 74) xvii,374p
maps Wien
2014
9783700172024
VOAW
16,110This study is devoted to the city of Herat and itschanging fortune within the Eastern Iranian provinceof Khurasan in early modern and modern times.
Based on Persian primary sources, it gauges the roleof political developments and cultural memory in theshaping of spatial concepts and regional structures.
4110
Nosilov, K.D.
Merv Seyahatnâmesi: Ahmed Nermî Tercümesi,(metin-tıpkıbasım). haz. Mehmet Mahfuz
Söylemez (Türkiye Yazma Eserler Kurumu Başkanlığı
Yayınları, 59) 179p Istanbul 2015
9789751738042
Türkiye Yazma Eserlek Kurumu
1,470(İstanbul Üniv. Nadir Eserler Kütüphanesi, No.
4603/1)4111

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The Western Christian Presence in the Russias andQâjâr Persia, c.1760-c.1870. (Studies in ChristianMission, 47) xxvii,1113p Leiden 2016
9789004163997
Brill35,820O Flynn vividly paints the life and times of
missionary enterprises in early nineteenth-century
Russia and Persia at a moment of immense change
when Tsarist Russia embarked on an expansionist
campaign reaching to the Caucasus.
4112
Ölmez, Mehmet (haz.)Orhon-Uygur Hanlığı Dönemi Moğolistan'daki Eski
Türk Yazıtları: metin-çeviri-sözlük.
367p facs.
photos.
Ankara 2015
9789944795463
BilgeSu
3,650
Turkish inscriptions -- Turkic language -- Mongol
4113
Ölmez, Mehmet, Tülay Çulha & Kübra Özçetin (haz.)Dîvânu Lugâti't-Turk'ten Senglah'a Türkçe.
711p ills. Istanbul 20179786059408622
Kesit
1,950
Mahmûd Kâshgarî, active 11th century -- Mahdî
Khân Astarâbâdî, active 1733-1759 -- Turkish
language -- History
4114
Osthold, Christian Paul
Politik und Religion in Nordekaukasien: dasverhältnis von Islam und widerstand am beispiel vonTschetschenen und Inguschen (1757-1961). 684s
Wiesbaden 20199783954903979
Reichert
26,640This study clarifies the question to what extent thenarrative of the Chechens, which has been handed
down for centuries by Russian historians, is a religious
fanatic. To this end, the importance of Islam between
1757 and 1961 for the militant resistance of the
Chechens to the central state is examined. The result
is a theoretical model describing Islam as amultifunctional stability regulator of the Chechensocial fabric, which preserved it from the continued
exogenous violence by Russia.
4115Ötemiş HacıÇengiz-Nâme. haz. İlyas Kemaloğlu 3. Baskı(T.T.K. IV/A-1.1. Dizi-Sayi: 1/2) xviii,86p+xxlviii (facs.)
Ankara 2018(09)9789751621856
TTK
620
In Chagatay (Arabic script in facsimile accompanied
by romanized transliteration); introduction andtranslation in Turkish.
Kipchak (Turkic people) -- Mongols -- History

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4116
Özertural, Zakine (Bearb.)
Alttürkische Handschriften, Teil 4: Varia Buddhica:
Buddhistische gedichte und kleinere Sutra-texte.
(VOHD, Band 13,12) 462s. Stuttgart 2021
9783515130394
Franz Steiner
14,0404117 *
Papas, Alexandre
Soufisme et Politique entre Chine, Tibet etTurkestan: etude sur les Khwajas Naqshbandis duTurkestan Oriental. (Monde Caucasien et Tatar -Asie Centrale et Haute Asie, 2) iii,291p +plates
Paris 2005 2720011509
Adrien Maisonneuve
9,720
Naqshbandîyah -- Central Asia -- Xinjiang Uygur
Zizhiqu -- Islam and politics
4118
Pedersen, N.A., R. Falkenberg, J.M. Larsen & C. Leurini(ed.)
The New Testament Gospels in Manichaean
Tradition: the sources in Syriac, Greek, Coptic,
Middle Persian, Parthian, Sogdian, Bactrian, New
Persian, and Arabic. (Biblia Manichaica, II) 540p
Turnhout 20209782503589213
Brepols
22,500a reference work citing all biblical quotations andallusions in the Manichaean sources as far as areavailable in edition.
4119
Pedersen, N.A., R. Falkenberg, J.M. Larsen & C. Leurini(ed.)
The Old Testament Gospels in Manichaean
Tradition: the sources in Syriac, Greek, Coptic,
Middle Persian, Parthian, Sogdian, New Persian, andArabic. (Biblia Manichaica, I) xlvi,255p Turnhout
2017
9782503577739
Brepols
15,3004120
Pirart, Eric
Maniiu et la Mythologie Protozoroastrienne:
etude de textes vieil-Avestiques. (Acta Iranica, 59)
vi,485p Leuven 20209789042941045
Peeters
19,8004121
Poonawala, Ismail (ed.)
Turks in the Indian Subcontinent, Central andWest Asia: the Turkish presence in the Islamic world.
xxviii,385p New Delhi 20179780198092209
Oxford U.P.
4,380
Turkish rulers and military commanders dominatedvast stretches of Islamic lands for almost a millennium
until the beginning of the twentieth century.

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4122 *
Prazniak, Roxann
Sudden Appearances: the Mongol turn incommerce, belief, and art. (Perspectives on the
Global Past) xi,287p ills. photos. Honolulu
2021(19)
9780824889906
U. of Hawaii Press
Pap
4,770
Mongols -- Eurasia -- Art -- History -- To 1500
Humanism, secularism, pluralism: these were thespirit of the age in the exchange system known as the
Mongol Empire. So R. Prazniak finds in 'Sudden
Appearances'. Prazniak’s starting place is art history,
but her study of artistic exchange opens out into awide view of the intellectual and cultural world under
Mongol globalization in the 13th century.
4123
Pubblici, Lorenzo
Mongol Caucasus: invasions, conquest, andgovernment of a frontier region in thirteenthcentury Eurasia (1204-1295). (Brill's Inner Asian
Library, 41)
Leiden 2021
9789004503526
Brill
18,000The work focuses on the Mongol conquest anddomination of Caucasia in the 13th century, from the
Sea of Azov in the north to present-day Georgia andArmenia.
4124
Raei, Shahrokh (ed.)
Islamic Alternatives: non-mainstream religion in
Persianate societies. (Göttingen Orientforschungen
Iranica, Neue folge 16) xiii,214p photos.
Wiesbaden 2017
9783447107792
Harrassowitz
10,440Islamic Alternatives are the proceedings of a
symposium which was held in April 2014 within theframework of a research project entitled The Khāksār
Order between Ahl-e Ḥaqq and Shiite Sufi Order,
funded by the German Research Foundation.
The tradition and belief system of the Khāksār isclosely connected to several cultural and religious
traditions across a vast geographical area in the
Orient: the territory of Persianate societies, whichmight also be called ‘the territory of wanderingdervishes’. The extensive historical and cultural
relations and associations, the similarities between
the Khāksār Order and the Futuwwa tradition or
religious communities (such as the Ahl-e ・aqq
(Yārsān) and Bektashi order in different geographicalterritories), the relationship between this order and
Dervish groups in Pakistan and Central Asia on the
one hand and its connection with the official orthodox
Shia on the other hand are the main topics dealt with

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in the present book.
4125
Rahimi, Farhad
Fethali Kaçar'ın Çağatay Türkçesi Sözlüğü: sözlük
(metin) - inceleme - dizin.
2 vols. Abkara 20199786053424499
Akçağ
8,580
Fath 'Alî Qâjâr-i Qazvîni, active 1861. -- Lughât alAtrâkîyah -- Chagatai language -- Dictionaries -Turkish
4126
Rayfield, Donald
Edge of Empires: a history of Georgia.
512p
40 ills. London 2019(12)9781789140590
Reaktion Books
Pap
3,252
Rayfield redresses this balance in Edge of Empires,
focusing not merely on the post-Soviet era, like manyother books on Georgia, but on the whole of its
history, accessing a mass of new material from thecountry’s recently opened archives.
4127
Raza Khan, Nasir
India and the Silk Road: exploring current
opportunities.
280p New Delhi 20199789352907229
Primus Books
5,000
The book is based on the historical as well as
contemporary relevance of the Silk Road. This volume
comprises essays by a number of contributors who
have dealt with varied aspects of the reality of thishistorical road in a new geopolitical context, with thepotential of shared prosperity among the states
connected with this route. The new Silk Road of thetwenty-first century covers almost all modes ofcommunication, infrastructure and transportation,
including road network, rail and oil and gas pipelines.
4128
Reynolds, Michael A. (ed.)
Constellations of the Caucasus.
viii,156p
Princeton 2018(16)9781558766051
MarkusWiener Publishers
Pap
4,285
Caucasus, South -- History -- Civilization -- Religion
The Caucasus is a meeting point of East and West,
Europe and Asia, Christiandom and Islam. The
cultures include Greek, Slavic, Arabic, Turkish andPersian, just to name a few. It has served as realm oflegend, myth, of wonderment and exotica. Yet at thesame time the Caucasus can serve as mirror to theoutside, at a site where one can trace the processes
that have shaped the broader world.
4129
Roberts, Sean R.
The War on the Uyghurs: China's internal

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campaign against a Muslim minority.
304p
Princeton 20209780691202181
Princeton
U.P.
4,762
How China is using the US-led war on terror toerase the cultural identity of its Muslim minority in
the Xinjiang region
4130
Rogers, Roy Anthony
The Struggles for Human Rights in Xinjiang.
xii,300p
Kuala Lumpur 20199789670957166
The Other Press (Ibtbooks)
2,200
Human rights -- Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu (China) -Politics and government
4131
Ross, Danielle
Tatar Empire: Kazan's Muslims and the making ofImperial Russia.
288p Bloomington 20209780253045713
Indiana U.P.
Pap
4,770
In the 1700s, Kazan Tatar (Muslim scholars of
Kazan) and scholarly networks stood at the forefrontof Russia's expansion into the South Urals, western
Siberia, and the Kazakh steppe. It was there that the
Tatars worked with Russian agents, establishedsettlements, and spread their own religious andintellectual cuture that helped shaped their identity inthe 19th and early 20th centuries.
4132
Saalfeld, Florian & Nader Purnaqcheband (ed.)
Aus den Tiefenschichte der Texte: beiträge zur
turko-iranischen welt von der Islamisierung bis zur
gegenwart.
344s Wiesbaden 20199783954904365
Reichert
17,640Being case studies, the contributions to this volume
highlight various aspects of the Turco-Iranian world
starting from the Islamization in the 7th century up to
the present day. Covering the broad geographicalspectrum spanning from the Bosporus via Upper
Mesopotamia (the jazīra), Iran, Afghanistan andCentral Asia to India and the border regions of China,
and shedding light on this area from historical,
philological, literary and ethnological perspectives,
the individual case studies are devoted to studies ofurban, local and regional history, various forms ofhistoriography and questions of legitimizing authority.
What all contributions have in common is a reference
to the research areas and interests of Prof. Jürgen
Paul, to whom this volume is dedicated on theoccasion of his 70th birthday.
4133
Sablin, Ivan & Egas Moniz Bandeira (ed.)
Planting Parliaments in Eurasia, 1850-1950:
concepts, practices, and mythologies.
332p

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London 2021
9780367691271
Routledge
26,040
Breaching the divide between differet area studies,
the book provides nine case studies covering the area
between the eastern edge of Asia and Eastern Europe,
including the former Russian, Ottoman, Qing, andJapanese Empires as well as their successor states.
4134Şahin, Savaş
Kissa-i Temur-Nâme: inceleme-metin-dizintıpkıbasım.
284p facs. Konya 20179786059269865
Palet Yayınları
1,480
Timur, 1336-1405 -- Poetry
4135
Sartori, Paolo & Danielle Ross (ed.)
Sharia in the Russian Empire: the reach and limitsof Islamic law in Central Eurasia, 1550-1917.
384p Edinburgh 2021(20)9781474444309
Edinburgh U.P.
Pap
5,422
This book looks at how Islamic law was practiced in
Russia from the conquest of the empire’s first Muslim
territories in the mid-1500s to the Russian Revolutionof 1917, when the empire’s Muslim population had
exceeded 20 million. It focuses on the training of
Russian Muslim jurists, the debates over legal
authority within Muslim communities and therelationship between Islamic law and ‘customary’ law.
4136
Sartori, Paolo & Ulfa abdurasulov
Seeking Justice at the Court of the Khans of Khiva(19th - early 20th Centuries). (Brill's Inner Asian
Library, 38) xxvi,456p Leiden 20209789004419391
Brill
26,820open access
4137
Schluessel, Eric
Land of Strangers: the civilizing project in Qing
Central Asia. xiv,289p N.Y. 20209780231197557 Columbia U.P.
Pap
5,565
At the close of the nineteenth century, near the endof the Qing empire, Confucian revivalists from central
China gained control of the Muslim-majority region of
Xinjiang, or East Turkestan.
Reading across local archives and manuscript
accounts in the Chinese and Chaghatay languages,
Schluessel recasts the attempted transformation of
Xinjiang as a distinctly Chinese form of colonialism.
4138
Seyyed Baljovânî, Mohd. 'Alî ebn Mohyd.
Târîkh-e Nâfe'. ed. by Ahrâr Mokhtâr
143p
Tehran 1384
9643613283
Markaz-e Asnâd va

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Târîkh-e Dîplomâsî
800
Khanate of Bukhara -- History
4139
Seyyid Mehmed Rızâ (?-1756)
Es-Seb'ü's-Seyyâr fî-Ahbâr-ı Mülûki't-Tatar(inceleme - tenkitli metin). haz. Yavuz Söylemez(TTK, IV/A-1-1. Dizi-sa. 40) li,470p + CD Ankara
2020
9789751747006
TTK
3,370
The manuscript Al-Sab’a al-Sayyār fī Ak・bār Mulūk
al-Tatar (The Seven Stars about Deeds of Tatar Rulers)compiled by Seyyid Mehmet Rıza in the 18th century
is the most detailed history of Crimea then known tous. Its
language is Ottoman Turkish and is very redundantand literary. As it can be extracted from the name, thebook tells about histories of seven great Crimean
khans.
4140
Shahrani, Nazif (ed.)
Modern Afghanistan: the impact of 40 years ofwar.
456p Bloomington 2018
9780253030054
Indiana U.P.
Pap
6,360
What impact does 40 years of war, violence, andmilitary intervention have on a country and its
people? As the 'global war on terror' now stretches
into the 21st century with no clear end in sight,
Identity and Politics in Modern Afghanistan collects
the work of interdisciplinary scholars, aid workers,
and citizens to assess the impact of this prolonged
conflict on Afghanistan.
4141
Shai, Aron
China and Israel: Chinese, Jews; Beijing, Jerusalem(1890-2018)
270p Brighton 20199781618118950 Academic Studies Press
Pap
4,762
This book paints a broad picture of China-Israel
relations from an historical and political perspective
and from the Jewish and Israeli angle. To tell thisstory, Shai relies on rare documents, archival
materials and interviews with individuals who wereactive in forming the relationship between these twostates.
4142
Shokrî Fûmeshî, Mohd.
Ketâbshenâsî-ye Motâle'ât-e Mânavî: shenâkht-emaudû'î-ye manâbe' va ma'âkhedh.
208p
Tehran 1397(2018)
9786005911527
Tahûrî
1,930[Bibliographia Manichaica selecta: Selected works

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for Manichaean studies]4143Şimşek, Yaşar
Harezm Türkçesi Kur'ân Tercümesi (Meşhed
nüshası, [293 No.] giriş - metin - dizin)
2 vols.
Ankara 2020(19)9786053424949
kçağ Yayınları
4,620
Qurʼan -- Translations into Khorezmian Turkic
4144
Simeon, Pierre
From Ordinary to Luxury: Islamic ceramic from
Iran, Central Asia and Afghanistan.
192p 190 b/w,
369 color Wiesbaden 20209783954903870
Reichert
14,220188 pieces of glazed and unglazed pottery from The
University Museum of Islamic Art are studied andgrouped into categories of surface treatment. The
collection’s asset is its wide range of medieval
material, geographically spreading from Iran throughthe today Central Asian republics as far as
Afghanistan.
4145
Sims-William, Nicholas & Francois de Blois
Studies in the Chronology of the Bactrian
Documents from Northern Afghanistan(Veröffentlichungen zur Iranistik, V. 83) 137p
Wien 2018
9783700181842
VOAW
5,220
More than 150 documents in Bactrian, the chief
administrative language of pre-Islamic Afghanistan,
have come to light during the last twenty-five years.
These documents include letters, legal contracts,
economic documents and a few Buddhist texts; manyof them bear dates in the so-called “Bactrian era”,
which is also known from a few inscriptions, such as
the Tochi valley inscriptions in Pakistan, but whose
starting-point is controversial.
4146
Sims-Williams, Nicholas
A Dictionary: Christian Sogdian, Syriac andEnglish. 2nd edition, revised and completed.
(Beitrage zur Iranistik, bd. 41) 408p Wiesbaden
2020
9783752000122
Reichert Verlag
26,640Many works of Syriac literature, including some
now lost, were translated into Sogdian, a language of
the Iranian family. This Dictionary makes the wholematerial accessible to both Iranists and Syriacists,
giving a full semantic and morphological analysis of
the attested Christian Sogdian vocabulary.
4147
Spannaus, Nathan

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Preserving Islamic Tradition: Abu Nasr Qursawi
and the beginnings of modern reformis.
344p
Oxford 2019 9780190251789 Oxford U. P.
11,501The end of the eighteenth century was atransformational period for the Muslim communitiesof the Russian Empire and their relationship with thetsarist state. Though they had been under Russian
rule since the sixteenth century, it was at this timethat they were incorporated into the imperial
bureaucracy, most significantly through the foundingof an official hierarchy for the Islamic religious
scholars in 1788.
4148
Spuhler, Friedrich
Early Islamic Textiles from along the Silk Road.
400p. London 20209780500970843
Thames & Hudson
7,595
4149
Stahlberg, Sabira (ed.)
Tatar Language Preservation Strategies andInnovative Practices.
203p Ankara 2021
9786257305488
Grafiker
1,760This book presents studies on the changing
identities of Tatar communities in the periphery of theTurkic world, and even on another continent, far fromtheir original homeland. Their Tatar identity ishistorically based on their common cultural andmigrational background, Turkic community
languages, minority status, and Islamic faith. With
new generations growing up in intensive contact withdominant non-Tatar environments, the communities’
efforts to preserve their linguistic and cultural
identities are under the stress of constant change.
4150 *
Starr, S. Frederick
Lost Enlightenment: Central Asia's golden age
from the Arab conquest to Tamerlane.
xxxvii,634p ills. Princeton 2015(13)9780691165851
Princeton U.P.
Pap
3,649
In this sweeping and richly illustrated history, Starrtells the fascinating but largely unknown story ofCentral Asia's medieval enlightenment through theeventful lives and astonishing accomplishments of its
greatest minds--remarkable figures who built a bridgeto the modern world. Because nearly all of thesefigures wrote in Arabic, they were long assumed tohave been Arabs. In fact, they were from Central Asia-drawn from the Persianate and Turkic peoples of aregion that today extends from Kazakhstansouthward through Afghanistan, and from theeasternmost province of Iran through Xinjiang, China

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4151
Tagliacozzo, Eric & Helen F. Siu (ed.)
Asia Inside Out: changing times. (Asia InsideOut) 336p Cambridge, Mass. 2015
9780674598508
Harvard U.P.
7,393
The first of three volumes surveying the historical,
spatial, and human dimensions of inter-Asianconnections, Asia Inside Out: Changing Times brings
into focus the diverse networks and dynamic
developments that have linked peoples from Japan to
Yemen over the past five centuries.
4152
Tagliacozzo, Eric, Helen F. Siu & Peter C. Perdue (ed.)
Asia Inside Out: itinerant people. (Asia InsideOut) 336p Cambridge, Mass. 20199780674987630
Harvard U.P.
7,393
In the final volume of Asia Inside Out, a stellarinterdisciplinary team of scholars considers the
migration of people—and the ideas, practices, andthings they brought with them—to show the ways inwhich itinerant groups have transformed their culture
and surroundings. Going beyond time and place,which animated the first two books, this third one
looks at human beings on the move.
4153
Tanrıverdi, MustafaÇarlık Rusyası'nde Tiflis Vilayeti (1846-1914).
(TTK, IV/A-2-2.12. Dizi-Sa. 23) xvi,296p photos
Ankara 20199789751742254
TTK
1,740
4154
Team 'Turfanforschung' (hrsg.)
Zur Lichten Heimat: studien zu Manichäismus,
Iranistik und Zentralasienkunden im gedenken an
Werner Sunderman. (Iranica, 25) xii,754s.
Wiesbaden 2017
9783447108843
Harrassowitz
24,8404155 *
Tekin, Talat
Orhon Türkçesi Grameri. (T.D.K., 1195) 328p
Ankara 2016
9789751632449
TDK
4,870
Old Turkic language -- Orhon Turkic -- Inscription -Grammar
4156 *The Institute of Oriental Studies, St. Petersburg
BranchManuscripta Orientalia: International Journal for
Oriental Manuscript Research. Vol. 1/no.13(1995), v. 2/1-4(1996), v. 3/1-4(1997), v. 4/14(1998), v. 5/1(1999)
16 vols. St. Petersburg
1995-99
12385018
The Institute of Oriental
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46,2004157 *
Togan, A. Zeki VelidiBaşkurtların Tarihi
xii,307p Istanbul
2020(03)
9786257999366
Türkiye İş Bankası
1,110
Bashkir (Turkic people) -- Central Asia -- History
4158
Tontini, Roberta
Muslim Sanzijing: Shifts and Continuities in the
Definition of Islam in China. (China Studies: 34)
247p Leiden 2016
9789004319240
Brill
19,080Tontini traces the development of Islam and Islamic
law in the country, while responding to two enduring
questions in China’s intellectual history: How was theMuslim sharia reconciled with Confucianism? How
was knowledge of Islamic social and ritual norms
popularized to large segments of Chinese Muslim
society even in periods of limited literacy?
4159 *
Toshov, Nuryoghdi (ed.)Îsh Murâd b. Âdîna Muhammad al-'Alavî: Jamshîdî
Tavâyifî Fathî (The subjugation of the Jamshîdîs).
(Veröffentlichungen zur Iranistik, 82, Studies andTexts on Central Asia, 1) 55p+153p Wien 2018
9783700179771
V.Ö.A.W.
4,770
This is an edition of a Chaghatay-language chroicle
written in 1841 in Khiva. The text details a military
campaign that the Khorezmian ruler allah-quli Khan
in Khorasan and that ended with the resettlement ofa local group known as Jamshidis.
4160
Toutant, Marc
Un Empire de Mots: pouvoir, culture et soufisme al'epoque des derniers Timourides au miroir de laKhamsa de Mîr 'Alî Shîr Nawâ'î. (Collection Turcica,v. XXII) xxxii,701p ills. Leuven 2016
9789042932173
Peeters
15,480Mir 'Ali Shir Nawa'i (1441-1501) -- Chagatai poetry-- Central Asia -- History
4161
Trousdale, William B.
Kandahar in the Nineteenth Century. ed. by M.
allen & C. Maurer
xvi,234p+plans, ills. Leiden
2021
9789004433052
Brill35,820This comprehensive history of nineteenth century
Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second largest city, uses
not only traditional historical sources, but
unpublished diaries, archived military reports,
contemporary photographs, drawings, paintings, andmaps of the city drawn by British soldiers, otherNAGARA BOOKS -----------------------------------------

European visitors, and Asian sources. In addition to its
detailed expansion on familiar political history, headdresses the social structure, tribal and ethnic
composition, religious institutions, and economic
activity during this century.
4162
Türk, Vahit
Ali Şir Nevâyî: Kitâb-ı Tevârih-i Mülûk-ı 'Acem.
216p facs. Ankara 20199789754561548
Türk Kültürünü Araştırma Enstitüsü
2,580
4163 *
Türker, Özgür
Güney Kafkasya'da Rusya - İran Nüfuz Mücedelesi(1779-1813). (T.T.K., IV/A-1.1. Dizi-sa. 36) xv,323p
photos.
Ankara 20209789751744814
TTK
3,264
Caucasus -- Russia -- Iran -- History
4164Ükten, Selim Serkan
Buhara Hanlığı'nın Askeri Teşkilatı (1500-1868).
(T.T.K. IV/A-1.2. Dizi - Sa. 2) xiv,374p photos.
Ankara 2018
9789751635495
TTK
960
Khanate of Bukhara -- Military -- History
4165 *
Uyar, Mustafaİlhanlı (İran Moğolları) Devleti'nin Askerî Teşkilatı(Ortaçağ Moğol ordularında gelenek ve dönüşüm).
(T.T.K., IV/A-1.2. Dizi-sa. 3) xiii,216p ills. photos.
Ankara 20209789751744845
TTK
2,040
Mongols -- Ilkhān of the Mongols, 1271-1304 -Iran -- Armed forces -- History
4166
Uzunoğlu, Ahmet
Tokyo Camii ve Kültür Merkezi.
192p ills.
Ankara 2021
9786257581523
Diyanet Vakfı
Yayınları
4,250
4167
Vâ'ez Kâshefî, Fakhr al-Dîn 'Alî bn Hosayn (868-939
h.q.)
Rashahât-e 'Ayn al-Hayât. ed. by 'Alî Asghar
Mo'îneyân741p Herat 1398(56)Enteshârât-e Ahrârî
4,990
Naqshabandîyah -- Sufis -- Biography -- Early works
to 1800
4168
Velyaminov-Zernov, V.V.
Kırım Yurtına ve Ol Taraflarga Dair Bolgan Yarlıglar
ve Hatlar: kırım hanlığı tarihine dair kaynaklar: giriştıpkıbasım. (T.T.K. I - Sa. 5) lii,ix,931p Ankara
2009 9789751622105
TTK
2,600
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Sciences, des Archives Centrales du Ministere desAffaires Etrangeres a Moscou, St. Petersburg, 1864]
Crimean Khanate -- History -- Sources
Documents in Tatar (Arabic script); introduction in
Turkish, French and Russian4169
Ver, Marton (ed.)
Old Uyghur Documents concerning the Postal
System of the Mongol Empire. (Berliner
Turfantexte, 43) 263p.
Tutnhout 20199782503584171
Brepols
Pap
9,900
4170 *
Vietze, Hans-Peter
Lehrbuch der Mongolischen Sprache.
263p
Leipzig 1988
3324002427 Verlag Encyklopädie
3,300
Mongolian language -- Grammar
4171
Vogelsang-Eastwood, Gillian & Willem Vogelsang
Encyclopedia of Embroidery from Central Asia, theIranian Plateau and the Indian Subcontinent.
(Bloomsbury World Encyclopedia of Embroidery)488p ills (color & b/w) London 2021
9781350017245
I.B. Tauris
39,060This is the first reference work to describe thehistory of embroidery throughout Central Asia, theIranian Plateau and the Indian Subcontinent from themedieval period through to the present. It offers an
authoritative guide to all the major embroidery
traditions of the region and a detailed examination of
the material, technical, artistic and design dimensionsof the subject, including its use by today's fashion
designers.
4172
Walravensw, Hartmut (hrsg.)
Nikolaus Poppe (1897-1991): Briefwechsel mit
Walther Heissig (1913-2005): ein beitrag zur
geschichte der Mongolistik. (OAW, Beiträge zur
Kultur- und Geistesgeschichte Asiens, Nr. 71) 326p
Wien 2011
9783700170914
V. der OAW
8,820
Poppe, Nikolaj Nikolaevič, 1897-1991 -- Heissig,
Walther, 1913-2005 -- Mongolia -- History
4173
Wasif Khan, Sulmaan
Muslim, Trader, Nomad, Spy: China's cold war andthe people of the Tibetan borderlands. (New Cold
War History) 216p Chapel Hill 2016
9781469630755 The Univ. of North Carolina Press
Pap
4,762
In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled Lhasa, leaving thePeople's Republic of China with a crisis on its Tibetan

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frontier. Sulmaan Wasif Khan tells the story of the
PRC's response to that crisis and, in doing so, brings tolife an extraordinary cast of characters: Chinese
diplomats appalled by sky burials, Guomindang spies
working with Tibetans in Nepal, traders carrying salt
across the Himalayas, and Tibetan Muslims rioting in
Lhasa.
4174
Whitfield, Susan
Silk Roads: peoples, cultures, landscapes.
480p
491 ills.
London 20199780500021576
Thames and Hudson
10,850This beautiful illustrated overview, the first andmost ambitious of its kind, places landscapes at theheart of 1,500 years of Eurasian history. With
contributions from over 80 leading experts fromaround the world, each chapter explores the history of
trade and cultures along the Silk Roads in the context
of a particular terrain – steppe, mountains, deserts,
rivers and seas – to reveal how integral thelandscapes of the Silk Roads have been in defining theresources, travel and communities of those who lived
and traded along these routes.
4175
Wiktor-Mach, Dobroslawa
Religious Revival and Secularism in Post-Soviet
Azerbaijan. (Religion and Society, 71) xv,228p
Berlin 20179783110534627
De Gruyter
17,991The book explores the complex world of Islam fromthe perspective of its adherents and activists in
Azerbaijan. Baku, the most secular Muslim capitalcity, is a battlefield for the minds and souls of 'ethnic
Muslims.'
4176
Wilde, Andreas
What is Beyond the River? power, authority, andsocial order in Transoxania 18th-19th century.
(Veröffentlichungen zur Iranistik, 80) 3 vols. Wien
2016
9783700178668
VOAW
21,600This book investigates the dialectics of power andsocial order in eighteenth and nineteenth-century MāWarâʾ al-Nahr from an intrinsic perspective. Relying
on a rich corpus of Bukharan primary sources, thestudy is a work of fundamental research thatcombines established traditions of social historicalresearch and approaches borrowed from the social
sciences.
4177
Yakup, Abdurishid
Buddhâvatamsaka Literature in Old Uyghur.
(Berliner Turfantext XLIV) 506p+plates Turnhout25----------------------------------------------------------------

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Brepols
16,2004178
Yılmaz, Fahmi, ahmet Cihan & Özlem Deniz Yılmaz
Kırım Hanlığı Kadı Sicilleri Kataloğu.
382p
Ankara 2021
9786052249673
Türkiye Bilimler
Akademisi
6,800
Kırım Hanlığı Kadı Sicilleri Kataloğu; St. Petersburg
Rusya Millî Kütüphanesi El Yazma­ları Bölümü’nde
Kırım Hanlığı Kadıasker Defterleri adıyla kayıtlı 121 ciltkadı sicili ile Yalta Tarih ve Edebiyat Müzesi’ndebulunan Karasu kazası kadılığına ait bir cilt sicildenoluşan toplam 122 cilt sicil koleksiyonunu tanıtmak
amacıyla hazırlandı.
4179
Zakarian, David
Women, Too, Were Blessed: The Portrayal of
Women in Early Christian Armenian Texts(Armenian Texts and Studies: 4) xviii, 234p.
Leiden 2021
9789004444416
Brill
17,1004180
Zaki, İzzetullah
Emir Timur Dönemi Bilginleri: âlimler, ârifler,
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