Late 19th - Early 20th Century Western Scholars Have Analyzed Data On The Climate, Nature, Flora And Fauna Of Central Asia

Khalilov Tulkin Zafar O’G’Li

doi:10.37547/tajiir/volume03issue09-09

Abstract

In the study of the history of Uzbekistan, in addition to local sources, the study of works and research by foreign authors can be used in a scientific and objective analysis of possible controversies on the subject. The periodic boundaries of our research work cover the late 19th and early 20th centuries. During this period, a number of foreign ambassadors, traders and tourists visited Central Asia. Many of them write about their experiences here and later write about it. Such manuscripts and works also contain a wealth of impressions and information on the nature and climate of Central Asia at that time.

Highlights

Central Asia, one of the cultural centers that has made a great contribution to world civilization since ancient times, Central Asia, which at different times was part of different states, has not lost its historical significance in the world
Climatic conditions and weather conditions have seriously affected the agricultural situation in Central Asia, especially in Bukhara
The region's great lakes, the Aral Sea and the Caspian Sea, contribute to climate warming when the wind blows from the northwest, and studies of valleys and plains show that the differences between them are enormous, with neither locals nor Europeans tolerating the desert. will be Rivers are usually made up of small valleys, which are irrigated by small canals in rivers, and irrigated fields and orchards help reduce air temperature

Summary

Introduction

Central Asia, one of the cultural centers that has made a great contribution to world civilization since ancient times, Central Asia, which at different times was part of different states, has not lost its historical significance in the world. A sharp rise in temperature causes rivers across the region to fall and water levels to fall. Mountain valleys and their cities are almost separated from each other in winter, cold, frosty winds blow across the country, poor people and livestock often die in such cold, sometimes due to lack of food, sometimes due to cold weather.

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