Qarabağ xanlığı

LC control no.	n 2009041647
Descriptive conventions	rda
Geographic heading	Qarabağ xanlığı *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Garabagskoe khanstvo Гарабагское ханство Qarabağ khanlığı Kharabakh khanlığı Karabağ (Khanate)
Beginning date	1747
Ending date	1822
Special note	Non-Latin script reference not evaluated.
Found in	Garabagskoe khanstvo, 2007: t.p. (Garabagskoe khanstvo = Гарабагское ханство) p. preceding colophon (Qarabağ xanlığı) t.p. verso (one of 20 independent khanates of Azerbaijan, the Garabag khanate existed from 1747-1822 and was extenstive in size, influence and role. It's two Khans--Panakhali-khan (1747-1763) and his son, Ibrahimkhalil-khan (1763-1906) [sic]--were outstanding leaders and diplomats who conducted relations with Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and Iran and influenced the history of Azerbaijan and the Caucasus in the latter half of the 18th century-beginning of the 19th century) Garabag--Ki︠u︡rekchaĭskiĭ dogovor-200, 2005: title page verso (Includes text of Traktat between Qarabag khan and Russian empire about passing the Khanate under the power of Russia signed March 14th 1805 in Russian and English translation; a facsimile text published in v. 2 og the of the Akty of the Kavkazskai︠a︡ arkheograficheskai︠a︡ komissii︠a︡. Karabakh : istorii︠a︡ v kontekste konflikta, 2014: title page (Karabakh) page 14 (In XVI century the Azerbaijani lands which were metropolies of Sefevid dynasty, included three berglerbekstvs (Gubernii︠a︡s): proper Azerbaijnai with a center city of Tabriz,the first capital of this state; Karabakh beglerbekstvo, with a capital city of Gi︠a︡ndzha, and Shirvan - with a center in Shemakha (Petrusheckiiĭ, I.P. (1949) Ocherki po istorii feodalʹnykh otnosheniĭv Azerbaĭ dzhane i Armenii V XVI-nachale XIX vv, Leningrad, 1949, Chapter 2) page 18-19 (State-administrative identification of Karabakh in historical retrospect follows the following scheme; 387-705 - Arran, Gardman Principality, capital city Barda ; VII-IX cc - domination of Khalifat; end of IX-beginning of X c -Arran, Gardman Principality; 985/6-1088-Arran, state of Sheddadides, capital city Gi︠a︡ndzha; 1088-1225-part of the states: Selʹdzhukids and Atabeks-Ilʹdenizes, with administrative governance of Gi︠a︡ndzha; beginning of XIII-end XIV - domination of Mongols; 1410-1500 - part of the states of Kara and Aq-Qoi︠u︡nlu, with administrative governance of Gi︠a︡ndzha; 1501-1736 - part of the state of Sefevides, major administrative unit - Karabakh berglerbegstvo, administrative center -Gi︠a︡ndzha; 1747-1822- independent Karabakh Khanate with a capital city of Shusha) page 25 (..a bylateral tractate about passing of Karabakh Khanate under administration of Russia was signed in Ki︠u︡rekchaĭ on May 14th 1805. It was called "The Oath of a Promise" ) page 26 (...Later the administrative-territorial management of Karabakh within Russian Empire changed in accordance to the following scheme (1822-1840 -Karabakh provinceas a part of district of Muslim provinces; 1841-1846 - Shusha uezd (former Karabakh Province) as a part of Caspian region; 1846-1867 - Shusha uezd as a part of Shemakha (and from 1859) Baku Gubernii︠a︡; 1867-1918 - Shusha uezd as a part of newly formed Elizavetpolʹsk Gubernii︠a︡; 1919-1920-Karabakh General-Gubernatorship which included Zangezur, Shusha, Dzhevanshir and Dzhebrail uezds as a part of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic; 1920-1922 - Shusha, Dzhevanshir and Dzhebrail uezdsof Gi︠a︡ndzha Gubernii︠a︡ as a part of Azerbaidzhan SSR ; from 1923-Shusha uezd and some parts of Dzhevanshir and Dzhebrail uezds were transformed into Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous region as a part of Azerbaijan SSR. Within 1600 Karabakh as a whole and its upper (mountaneous) part especially were wart of the Azerbaijani state units or represented a separate unit of Azerbaijani provinces) page 44-45 (History of Karabakh goes back into ancient history, to Paleolithic era. Azykh cave is considered a start of the origin of the ancient history ancient history 300 thousand years BC. Research also describes Mustie epoch (100-35 thousand years BC) in that zone. there is not much research on Mesolithic and Neolithis era in this area.Eneolithic era in Karabakh zone started in VI-V centuries BC) LC database, 16 Feb 2023: (hdg.: Karabağ (Khanate))