SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN BUKHARA AND ENGLAND IN THE 30-40S OF THE XIX CENTURY

Abstract

In this article, based on archival materials and historical literature, an analysis was conducted in the second half of the 19th century England began to establish close diplomatic relations with the Central Asian khanates. The ambassadorial missions sent by the British government, the political position of the Bukhara Emir in the context of the Anglo-Russian competition were discussed. Information also appeared regarding the policy of the Bukhara Emir Nasrullah Khan to distance himself from the British in diplomatic relations and to draw closer to the Russian ruling circles.