The Formation of Urban Traditions in Bukhara (From Ancient Times to the Years of Independence)

  • Hayotova Nafisa Zakirovna BuxSU, Jurisprudence and socio-political sciences teacher of the department
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v6i5.4379
Keywords: kasaba, guzar, Tropical Institute, architectural monuments, Registan, economic infrastructure, dorulmuallimin.

Abstract

This article provides information about the formation and development of urban planning traditions in Bukhara. Over the centuries, many creative works were carried out in the ancient city of Bukhara during different dynasties. The city became known to the world as a center of knowledge and trade. Although the formation of urban culture in Bukhara was mainly developed from the time of the Soviet government,Many mistakes were made during the construction of the city. First of all, natural factors were not taken into account in the construction of the city, especially the direction of the wind was not taken into account in the construction of residential and social buildings. This situation made it difficult to exchange air in these buildings. Secondly, not enough attention has been paid to the greening of the city, that is, to the establishment of the "green zone" in the suburbs. However, the created green zone protects the city located in the desert zone from various hot winds and salt dust storms. Thirdly, during the Soviet period, the practice of destroying many old buildings was used. In 1920-1960, most of the old courtyards, guzars, and architectural monuments located along the inner part of the ancient defense wall of the city were demolished along with the wall.

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Published
2023-05-15
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Hayotova Nafisa Zakirovna 2023. The Formation of Urban Traditions in Bukhara (From Ancient Times to the Years of Independence). International Journal on Integrated Education. 6, 5 (May 2023), 162-172. DOI:https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v6i5.4379.
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