Question

1. В каком году Мир Гурганджа Маьмун ибн Мухаммад завоевал город Кят и объединил обе части Хорезма? 2. Столица государства Хорезмшахов? 3. Что такое диванхана? 4. В 1017 году кем был завоёван Хорезм? 5. Кто продолжил политику Атсыза? 6. Против какого султана восстали кочевники огузы? 7. Какое государство расширилось при внуке Атсызе Текеше? 8. Кто отвоевал Мавераннахр у каракитаев? 9. В каком веке Хорезм стал одним из наиболее обширных и могущественных государств? 10. Какого правителя называли "Искандер Сани"? 11. Какие восстания жестоко подавил Мухаммад Хорезмшах?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.995г

2.Ургенч или Гургандж

3.центральный орган управления в Бакинском ханстве 

4.

В 1017 году Хорезм был подчинён султану Махмуду Газневи, а в 1043 году завоёван туркменами-сельджуками

Answer 2

Year of Conquest and Unification of Khorezm

The city of Kiat was conquered and both parts of Khorezm were unified by Mir Gurgandj Ma'mun ibn Muhammad in the year 1017 [[1]].

Capital of the Khorezmshahs

The capital of the Khorezmshahs' state was Gurganj (modern-day Konye-Urgench) [[2]].

Divan Khana

Divan Khana refers to the council chamber or court of the Khorezmshahs, where important decisions were made and matters of state were discussed [[3]].

Conquest of Khorezm in 1017

In 1017, Khorezm was conquered by the Turkic Ghaznavid dynasty, led by Mahmud of Ghazni [[4]].

Continuation of Atsyz's Policy

The policy of Atsyz was continued by Anush Tigin, who was a Turkic slave commander and later became the ruler of Khorezm [[5]].

Uprising Against Which Sultan

The nomadic Oghuz Turks rose up against the Seljuk Sultan Sanjar in the 12th century [[6]].

Expansion Under Atsyz's Grandson, Tekesh

The state expanded during the rule of Atsyz's grandson, Tekesh, and reached its peak during his reign [[7]].

Conquest of Maverannahr from the Karakhanids

Maverannahr was conquered from the Karakhanids by the Khorezmshah Ala al-Din Tekish in the early 12th century [[8]].

Khorezm's Rise to Power

Khorezm became one of the most extensive and powerful states in the 12th century [[9]].

Ruler Known as "Iskander Sani"

The ruler known as "Iskander Sani" is Alexander the Great, who is also referred to as "Sikandar-e-Azam" in Persian and Urdu [[10]].

Suppression of Rebellions by Muhammad Khorezmshah

Muhammad Khorezmshah brutally suppressed several uprisings during his rule, including the rebellion of the Khwarazmian nobles and the revolt of the Oghuz Turks [[11]].