Abstract
The article is devoted to the historical analysis of the formation of the Kokand Khanate and its early dynasties. The focus is on the fate of the Talker Beshik, who became the founder of the dynasty, and his upbringing in the local community. The importance of pedigree and direct relationship with Zahiriddin Babur for the legitimization of power is mentioned. The local clergy and the feudal nobility played a key role in the political life of the khanate, actively participating in the change of power. Bloody events such as the "Kipchak massacre" illustrate the brutal realities of the struggle for power. The geographical boundaries of the Kokand Khanate are defined, which underlines its influence on the region. The text also focuses on the interaction of various ethnic groups and dynasties in political processes. As a result, the analysis shows the complexity of the historical context and the importance of local traditions for the formation of the stability of the state. The study contributes to a better understanding of the historical dynamics of Central Asia.