The Khanate of Khwarazm was a powerful Central Asian polity from 1511 to 1920 located in Khwarazm, known for its vibrant culture, trade along the Silk Road, and historical significance.
Overview
Economy And Trade
Art And Architecture
Legacy And Influence
Geography And Climate
Religion And Philosophy
Social Structure And Culture
Fall Of The Khwarazmian Empire
History Of The Khwarazmian Empire
Military Organization And Conflicts
World Heritage Site
Amu Darya River
Kyzylkum Desert
Genghis Khan
Al-khwarizmi
Calligraphy
Creativity
Silk Road
Muhammad
People
๐ The Khanate of Khwarazm lasted for over 400 years from 1511 to 1920.
๐ฐ The rulers of the khanate were called 'khans' and had significant power.
๐ Khwarazm is in the region of modern-day Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
๐ฅต The climate in Khwarazm can be very hot in summer, reaching over 100ยฐF (38ยฐC).
๐ The khanate was established in 1511 and became a strong power under the rule of Muhammad II.
๐ Nader Shah from Persia took control of Khwarazm between 1740 and 1746.
๐ญ The society of Khwarazm included merchants, farmers, and artisans, making it diverse.
๐ Khwarazm was located on the famous Silk Road, a significant trade route.
๐ก๏ธ The khanate maintained a strong military to protect its lands from invaders.
๐ Most people in Khwarazm followed Islam and valued education and culture.