An American view of Uzbekistan

Central Asian Survey

Volumn 18, Issue 3, 1999, Pages 373-383

  Clarke, Henry L ^a  

^a Department of State ^*

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EID: 0345894037     PISSN: 02634937     EISSN: None     Source Type: Trade Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/02634939995632     Document Type: Article

References (36)

1. Lauren G. Leighton, 'Freemasonry in Russia: The Grand Lodge of Astraca (1815-1822)', The Slavonic and East European Review, Vol 60, No 2, 1982, pp 244-261.
2. Yuri Bregel defines the situation in the following manner: 'The circulation of literary works of all genres on each side tended to exclude more and more the works written on the other side or the "confrontational line" '; 'Bukhara', Encyclopedia Iranica, 1987, p 524.
3. A biography of Dänesh is a current project of this author; the most recent account of Dänesh is found in Vincent Fourniau, 'Däneš, Ahmad', Encyclopedia Iranica, 1989, pp 647-649.
4. Ahmad Danesh, Resāleh yā Mukhtasarī az tārīkh-e Salātīn-e Manghitieh, edited by Abdulghanī Mirzoev, (Stalin-Ahad: Nashriiāt-e Daulatī-e Tājiskistān, 1960), p 34; a Russian translation of the work was also prepared by I. A. Najafova, Traktat Ahmada Donisha 'Istoriia Mangitskoi dinastii', (Dushanbe: Izdatel'svo 'Donish', 1967).
5. Ahmad Danesh, Resāleh yā Mukhtasarī az tārīkh-e Salātīn-e Manghitieh, edited by Abdulghanī Mirzoev, (Stalin-Ahad: Nashriiāt-e Daulatī-e Tājiskistān, 1960), p 34; a Russian translation of the work was also prepared by I. A. Najafova, Traktat Ahmada Donisha 'Istoriia Mangitskoi dinastii', (Dushanbe: Izdatel'svo 'Donish', 1967).
6. Bobojon Gafurov, History of Tajik Nation (Moscow. 1952), p 458, as quoted by Richard Frye, 'Soviet historiography on the Islamic Orient', History and Historians of the Middle East, eds B, Lewis and P. M. Holt (London: Oxford University Press, 1962), n 8.
7. Bobojon Gafurov, History of Tajik Nation (Moscow. 1952), p 458, as quoted by Richard Frye, 'Soviet historiography on the Islamic Orient', History and Historians of the Middle East, eds B, Lewis and P. M. Holt (London: Oxford University Press, 1962), n 8.
8. Yuri Bregel has provided a cogent summary of the main features of Soviet historiography in his Notes on the Study of Central Asia (Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, 1996), p 6.
9. Lowell Tillett, The Great Friendship (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1969), p 387.
10. Ibid, p 390.
11. Ibid, p 393.
12. Ibid, p 393.
13. Dānesh, op cit, p 38.
14. Zarif Radzhabov, Vydaiushchiisia prosvelitel' tadzhikskogo naroda Ahmad Donish (Stalin-Abad: Tadzh. Gosud. Universitet im. V. I. Lenina, 1961), pp 167-68; a Tajik version of the work was also prepared by the same author under the title Maorif-parvar Ahmad Donish (Dushanbe: Nashriiāt-e 'Irfon', 1964), p 204.
15. Zarif Radzhabov, Vydaiushchiisia prosvelitel' tadzhikskogo naroda Ahmad Donish (Stalin-Abad: Tadzh. Gosud. Universitet im. V. I. Lenina, 1961), pp 167-68; a Tajik version of the work was also prepared by the same author under the title Maorif-parvar Ahmad Donish (Dushanbe: Nashriiāt-e 'Irfon', 1964), p 204.
16. M. Bogoutdinov, 'Iz istorii obshchesivenno-politicheskoi mysli tadzhikskogo naroda', Voprosy filosofi, 1951, 1, pp 126-136.
17. Ahmad Danesh, Nawādir al-Waqāyi '/ Navodir-ul-vaqoe'; the most recent edition is the two volume set edited by Aliqul Devonaqulov (Dushanbe: Nashriiati Donish, 1988),
18. In the earlier Persian works, Freemasonry and the Freemasons, due to lexical and phonetic similarities, were referred to as Faraμ̄s̄ī and Farāmūs̄āni 'oblivion' and 'amnesiacs', respectively.
19. Ahmad Dūnesh, 'On the story of the House of Oblivion', Golchini az sar-hā-ye Donish [An Anthology of the Works of DaneshJ, eds Rasul Hodizoda and Nasser Zarhakht (Dushanbe: Izdatel'svo 'Donish'. 1977), pp 49-51.
20. In all likelihood, this Kazem-Beg is the same person who was the instructor of the Persian language in St Petersburg Oriental School, V.V. Bartol'd, Sochineniia IX (Moskva: Izd. 'Nauka', 1977) pp 52-106.
21. Ahmad Dūnesh, Resāleh, p 80.
22. Leighton, op cit, p 244.
23. Nikki Keddie, Sayyid Jamal al-Din 'al-Afghani' (Berkeley: UC Press, 1972).
24. Ismā'il Rā'ī, Farāmūsh-khāneh va Farāmāsonerī dar Iran [Freemasonry in Iran], 3 volumes (Tehran: Mu'assessch-yc Tahqīq-c Rā'īn, HS 1347/1968).
25. Mir Abdul-Latif Khan Shushtari, Tuhfah al-'Ālam wa Dhayl-e al-Tuhfah, ed., S. Muvahhed, (Tehran: Tahūrī Publishers, HS 1362/1984), For an evaluation of Shushturi's influence please consult S. Muvahhed's Introduction to the work, pp 11-28.
26. Ibid, pp 258-259.
27. Reza-Quli Khan Hedāyat, Rawzat al-Safā, 10 volumes, (Qom: Kitab-forushi Markazi, HS 1339/1960).
28. Dānesh, Resālah. p 33.
29. Ibid, p 83.
30. Ibid, p 86.
31. Ibid, p 86.
32. Mirza Abdul-Azim Sāmī Bustāni, Tārikh-e Salātin-e Manghityeh-ye Bukhara, edited and translated by M. Epifanova (Moskva: Izdatel'stvo vostochnoi literatury, 1962), pp 121-129.
33. For more on this vide this author's "The conversion of the Japanese emperār to Islam; a study of Central Asian eschatology'. Central Asiatic Journal (forthcoming, 1999).
34. Hāshem Rajab-zādeh, 'Musalmān shudan-c emperatur-e Jāpon (The conversion of the Japanese emperor to Islam', Āyandeh, HS 1372/1992, pp 953-957. Rajab-zadeh names the alleged English paper us Mulk va Millat (Country and Nation).
35. Among the newspapers mentioned by Rajab-zadeh, op cit, p 953, is Nedā-ye Vatan, [Call of the Nation] 38. 20 June 1907.
36. Bregel, 'Bukhara', p 524.