This article is devoted to the development of Korean studies as an important area of oriental studies. In the research work of syntaxists - representatives of various directions there is still no common system of terms. The same term denotes different concepts or vice versa, the same concept is often denoted by different terms. This is due to different approaches and aspects. Moreover, the aspects highlighted by us above do not exhaust the entire variety of existing approaches to the study of syntactic units. This gives us reason to identify new approaches to the study of the syntax of the Korean language. The article also presents the unique memoirs of рrofessor A.N. Shamatov. Professor A.N. Shamatov is a brilliant Indologist, who has always helped young scientists. Professor A.N.Shamatov was known and respected throughout the republic and abroad. These memoirs of рrofessor A.N. Shamatov are little known and have not been published before. An important characteristic of the preparation process is active research activities related to the development of certain scientific problems. In this direction, a deep knowledge of the history of the study of the scientific problem of scientists has become a condition for successful research. Since the essence of any scientific problem is the unity of two elements: knowledge of the unknown and assumptions of a new discovery. The effective development of scientific heritage by young scientists is an integral part of the development of Russian oriental studies. Oriental studies have come a long and diverse path of development. The uniqueness, specificity, and scientific significance of this heritage made it imperative to comprehensively study the history of the emergence, formation, and development of East science. Oriental studies have now become an important science with its new directions and research methods.
This paper gives information about sources on the science of hadith that kept in the fund of manuscripts of Institute of Oriental Studies named after Abu Reyhan Beruni under the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan. There is huge information in it about rare manuscripts, sources that have not been published yet, and works that have not been involved into the scientific use.
This article will discuss the problems of learning the Bengali language in Uzbekistan and challenges for the future, also problems and perspectives. The very ancient cultural ties of the Republics of Uzbekistan and Bangladesh were also affected in this feature. Until the beginning of the 20th century, comments were made on measures to study and introduce the Indian language in Central Asia for the first time. It was against this background that the history of teaching the Indian language in Tashkent, at the Department of South Asian Languages, was discovered with great difficulty, and reviews were made of the invaluable work of Russian linguistic scholars who began teaching the Indian language. The main essence of the problem is the history of the beginning of teaching Bengali at the Department of South Asian Languages of the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS), in which teachers taught for the first time. The degree to which the teaching of the Bengali language at the Tashkent State Pedagogical Institute has ended is an indication of the nature of the tasks associated with these problems. Up to now, achievements in teaching the Bengali language have also been mentioned. Complete information on the issues described above is given in this article.
This article presents presents the works of academician Z. Bunyatov and the characteristics of the manuscript "Majorifun nasab" ("Enlightenment of genealogies"), stored in a single copy in the Berlin State Library (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin), a talented poet, historian, mystic scientist Babajan Sanoi, who lived in the Khanate of Khiva (present Khorezm region of Uzbekistan) in the late XIX - early XX centuries
This article reveals the role of the Russian military Oriental studies in the study of the history of Central Asia in the period of expansion of the Russian Empire, is the analysis of the factors which had fundamental importance in the development of military-Oriental research, the contribution to the establishment of the military of Oriental studies of the Russian military engineer A. G. Serebrennikov, the author of a military geographical and topographical sketches, and compiler of an extensive body of archival documents of the "Turkestan region. The collection of materials for the history of his conquests, 1839–1876.", revealed the little-known pages of life and activities.
Scientific study of Central Asia has its deep roots in Russian science. The ramified system of oriental scientific and educational institutions, the richest collections of oriental manuscripts, books, objects of material culture served as a sufficiently representative source base for the research of oriental scholars. The deep and disinterested interest of scientists in the achievements of Eastern civilizations played a certain role in acquainting the peoples of other countries with the culture and history of Central Asia. One of such representatives of Russian oriental studies, who, with his works and social and scientific activities, made a certain contribution to the development of science and culture of the peoples of Central Asia, in particular, to the history of the study of Uzbekistan, was Petr Ivanovich Lerkh. The range of scientific interests of Petr Ivanovich was extensive. He could study the languages, dialects and dialects of various peoples; he could be carried away by prehistoric archeology, as a result of which a number of interesting articles appeared in this direction; the result of his enthusiasm for oriental numismatics was the release of his corresponding scientific work. Moreover, it should be borne in mind that the geography of his scientific research, whatever direction they were, was also extensive: from remote provinces of Russia to the newly annexed neighboring outskirts. This is evidenced by archival materials where the works of P.I. Lerkh on archeology, linguistics, numismatics, ethnography, etc. He also did not reject the study of the works of foreign scientists concerning history, ethnography, oriental studies, in particular. The trip made by P.I. Lerkh in Khiva and Bukhara expanded the scope of the scientist's scientific activity. Since then, Central Asian countries and peoples, eastern numismatics, as well as primitive antiquities began to enter the circle of his scholarly research. During the trip 1858-1859 the scientist acquired over 30 oriental manuscripts for the Asian Museum. The versatility of scientific interests and abilities of a scientist can also be judged by his scientific reports in scientific communities. The article uses a wide range of sources of archival scientific institutions of the Russian Academy of Sciences, in particular, materials from the personal fund of P.I. Lerkh from the scientific archive of the Institute of Oriental Languages in St. Petersburg.