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2.3 – TWO WORLDS THAT BUILT CENTRAL ASIA                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        18 July 2026 A Mongolian View of the Relationship Between Nomadic Power and Urban Civilization Central Asia

2.2 – CENTRAL ASIA BEFORE CHINGGIS KHAN: A MONGOLIAN VIEW FROM THE EASTERN STEPPE                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        17 July 2026 The World Beyond the Altai Was Never Foreign

MOSCOW 1500–1600: The Conquest of the Jochid World and the Birth of a New Eurasian Empire From One                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        17 July 2026 1500–1600: Moscow and the

2.14 — FROM EMPIRE TO REVOLUTION: THE BIRTH OF MODERN STANS                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        16 July 2026 By the beginning of the twentieth century, the political world of

2.13 — THE RUSSIAN CONQUEST OF CENTRAL ASIA: THE FALL OF THE UZBEK KHANATES                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        16 July 2026 By the nineteenth century, the political world of

2.12 — THE UZBEK KHANATES: BUKHARA, KHIVA, AND THE NEW CENTRAL ASIAN ORDER The death of Muhammad Shaybani Khan at the Battle of Merv in 1510 was a dramatic moment, but it did not reverse the transformation he had begun. The Uzbek political forces that had entered Transoxiana from the Jochid steppe did not retreat

2.11 — MUHAMMAD SHAYBANI KHAN: THE CHINGGISID WHO CONQUERED TRANSOXIANA                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        16 July 2026 At the end of the fifteenth century, Central Asia stood at another

2.10 — FROM THE JOCHID STEPPE TO THE UZBEKS: ABULKHAIR KHAN AND THE FORMATION OF A NEW POLITICAL WORLD The history of the Uzbeks cannot be understood only within the borders of modern Uzbekistan. Long before Uzbek dynasties conquered Samarkand and Bukhara, the political community from which they emerged had developed far to the north,

2.9 — MOGHULISTAN: THE EASTERN CHAGATAI WORLD AND THE MONGOL LEGACY OF CENTRAL ASIA                  By Altanbagana Baatar DBA Candidate| Independent Historian ImperialGG Historical Research Seriers                        16 July 2026 The history of Central Asia after the Mongol