STATE OF THE KYRGYZ IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES
ДК 321:94 (575.2) ББК 66.033.1+63.3(5Кир)-4
Abstract
The article deals with the evolution of the political and legal system of the Kyrgyz society during theEarly Middle Ages. In the 6th century, the Khagyas (Kyrgyz) State was formed on the Yenisei River on thebasis of the unification of the Altai and Yenisei Kyrgyz tribes. The IX-beginning of the X century — the periodof the greatest growth of the power of the Kyrgyz power was called the “Kyrgyz Great Power”.
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