Abstract:

It is seen that the Kazak, one of the important communities within the Central Asian Turkish communities, is ethnically the continuation of the Uzbek and, over time, it becomes a private household, leaving the Uzbek control. There are significant similarities in the ethnic partnership between the Kazak and the Uzbek, as well as in the military and administrative structure. The width of the geography dominated by the Kazakhs has made it necessary to divide the administrative structure of the Kazakhs, but this division has gone into a division over time, and this situation has facilitated the occupation of the Kazakh wallets by the Russians. The study examined the process and administrative formation of the Kazaks after their departure from the Uzbek countries within themselves.

Abstract:

The Kazakhs, one of the most important communities in the Central Asian Turkic communities, is the continuation of the Uzbeks in ethnically terms, and it is seen that they have become an independent Khan of Uzbek. There are important similarities in the military and administrative structure between the Kazakhs and the Uzbeks as well as the ethnic partnership. While the width of the geography dominated by the Cossacks made it necessary to divide the administrative structure of the Cossacks, this division went through a divergence over time, which facilitated the invasion of the Kazakhs by the Russians. In this study were examined the process of separating the Kazakhs from the Uzbeks and the administrative structure of them

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