Khazi Akkuskarov ( Bashk. Khazhi Akuskarov ( ? - ? ) - One of the leaders of the Bashkir uprisings in 1704-1711 . He was proclaimed Bashkir Khan .
| Khazi Akkuskarov | |
|---|---|
| head off. Khazhi Akusarov | |
| Date of Birth | is unknown |
| Place of Birth | is unknown |
| Date of death | is unknown |
| Place of death | is unknown |
| Affiliation |  Russian Empire → Bashkir rebels |
| Commanded | Bashkir rebel armed groups |
| Battles / wars | Bashkir uprising (1704-1711) |
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Biography
Khazi Akkuskarov came from the Bashkirs of the Yurmatinsky volost of the Nogai road .
In the summer of 1706, together with Aldar Isyangildin, he organized the Bashkir embassy, headed by Murat Sultan, in the Crimean Khanate and the Ottoman Empire to hold talks on armed support for the rebels.
In February 1709, in the Yurmatinsky volost, the Bashkirs gathered on yiyyn , where they swore allegiance to Khazi Khan in the Qur'an and vowed to continue the struggle. A.-Z. Validi clarifies that the yiyyin passed on the Sikazia River, which flows into Zigan , at the traditional place of popular congresses, called the “Khazi Mosque” [1] .
In 1708, the rebel Bashkirs led by Aldar Isekeyev, along with Khazi Akkuskarov, fought against the army of the governor Prince P.I. Khovansky in the Kazan district . Here is what the captive participant in the uprising Bulyak Akbulatov told about this during interrogation in February 1708: [2]
“... And Saltan-Khazia was laid down by the Bashkirs, so that the thieves of the Bashkirs and the Kazan district were tarted to slaughter Russian people and all the districts of the Gentiles were outraged and connected to Kazan by all people. And taking de Kazan, that thief Saltan-Hazyu to be in Kazan ... "
The further fate of Khazi Akkuskarov is unknown.
Literature
- Akmanov I. G. Bashkiria as part of the Russian state in the XVII - first half. XVIII century Sverdlovsk, 1991.
- A.-Z. Validi Togan. History of the Bashkirs. - Ufa: Kitap, 2010 .-- 352 p. - ISBN 978-5-295-05000-8 .
- Alton S. Donnelly . The conquest of Bashkiria by Russia. Translated from English by L. R. Bikbaeva. Ufa, 1995.
Note
- ↑ Taymasov S.U. Aldar-Kusyumovskoy uprising and political position of Bashkortostan in the first third of the XVIII century // Vatandash . - 2008. - No. 8 . - ISSN 1683-3554 .
- ↑ History of the Bashkir people: in 7 volumes / chap. ed. M.M. Kulsharipov . - Ufa: Gilem, 2011 .-- T. III. - S. 128-129. - 476 p. - ISBN 978-5-7501-1301-9 .
Links
- History of the Bashkir people: in 7 volumes / chap. ed. M.M. Kulsharipov . - Ufa: Gilem, 2011 .-- T. 3 .-- 476 p. - ISBN 978-5-7501-1301-9 .
- Taymasov S. U. Bashkir-Kazakh relations in the XVIII century. - M .: Nauka, 2009 .-- 344 p. - ISBN 978-5-02-037567-3 .