The Khanate of Kokand: Rise and Fall of Central Asia's Last Great Khanate
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This episode explores the Khanate of Kokand, one of Central Asia's most powerful and culturally vibrant states before its absorption into the Russian Empire. Starting from its founding in 1709 by the Ming dynasty of Uzbeks, we trace Kokand's rise under Alim Khan, its golden age under Umar Khan and the poetess Nodira, and its tragic fall during the reign of Khudayar Khan. We cover the architectural legacy—the Jami Mosque, the Khudayar Khan Palace—and the political intrigue that led to Russian conquest in 1876. A story of silk, poetry, and imperial ambition, set against the backdrop of the Ferghana Valley.
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