Lesser Zhuz

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Lesser Zhuz was one of the three main tribal confederations of the Kazakh people, historically occupying the western regions of modern Kazakhstan.

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instanceOf Kazakh tribal confederation
historical polity
conflict raids and conflicts with Bukhara
raids and conflicts with Kalmyks (Oirats)
raids and conflicts with Khiva
country Kazakh Khanate NERFINISHED
culturalHeritage part of modern Kazakh national identity
dissolution gradual incorporation into Russian administrative system in 19th century
economy pastoral nomadism
ethnicGroup Kazakhs NERFINISHED
event Abulkhair Khan’s submission to Russian suzerainty in 1731
historicalRegion Emba River region NERFINISHED
Ural River region NERFINISHED
northern Aral Sea region
northern Caspian steppe NERFINISHED
western Kazakhstan NERFINISHED
language Kazakh
livestock camels
horses
sheep
militaryRole frontier buffer between Kazakhs and Russian Empire
modernLocation Aktobe Region NERFINISHED
Atyrau Region NERFINISHED
Kyzylorda Region (western parts) NERFINISHED
Mangystau Region NERFINISHED
West Kazakhstan Region NERFINISHED
neighbor Bukharan Emirate NERFINISHED
Khanate of Khiva NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
notableKhan Abulkhair Khan GENERATED
oneOf three main Kazakh zhuzes
partOf Kazakh Khanate NERFINISHED
Kazakh people NERFINISHED
politicalCenter nomadic steppe encampments
politicalStatus vassal of Russian Empire (18th–19th centuries)
politicalStructure tribal confederation
religion Sunni Islam
Tengriism (historically) NERFINISHED
siblingConfederation Great Zhuz NERFINISHED
Middle Zhuz NERFINISHED
subdivisionType zhuz
successor Russian imperial administrative districts in western Kazakhstan
timePeriod 17th century
18th century
19th century
tribalComponents Alimuly NERFINISHED
Bayuly NERFINISHED
Zhetiru NERFINISHED

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Kazakh Khanate componentPart Lesser Zhuz