BAKHADIR YALANGTUSH IN THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE BUKHARA KHANATE IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 17TH CENTURY

Mamatov Bektosh Tolibjon o`g`li, 1st year master`s student Samarkand state university named after Sharof Rashidov,Samarkand city

Abstract

In the frst half of the 17th century , the Bukhara khanate had active diplomatic relations with the countries of Central Asia,India,Russia and kazakhs , and the role of the governor of Samarkand, Bakhadir Yalangtush,is particularly distinguished.The active foreign policy during this period helped to strengthen he position of the Bukhara Khanate in the region,and to ensure the peace of the internal and external regions.The study of this issue together with the activities of Yalangtushbi will help to understand the existing situation in that period more fully, and to analyze the external relations during the Ashtarkhanid period in depth.This article focuses on Bakhadir Yalangtush `s policy and military campaigns in relations with the kazakh khanates, the Iranians , the Baburi dynasty in India and analyzes the available information.