After death of Kerey and Dzhanibek the khan of Kazakhs became the Burunduk. It suffered a number of the defeats from Mohammed -Sheybani, consequence of which became actual “resignation” from the khan throne.
To it inherited cousin brother Kasym- sultan. Kasym it was one of the creators of the first “constitution” for the Kazakhs (“the column way of the Kasym- khan”) and generally, he was considered as the most great ruler in the history of Kazakhstan. He has died in 1521. With Kasym Kazakh khanate reached the highest might, it held its people in the rigid obedience and according to the evidence of Mirza-Khaydar “acquired this reputation and might, such as still no one had after the Dzhuchi- khan, the number his troops exceeded thousands of thousands” (according to the more real estimations - about 300 000, that already - huge force).
After death Of Kasym the khan became his son of mothers, who soon perished in the civil wars.
The problem of Kasym, IMHO, was precise in the fact that it did not surmise to leave the clear system of succession to the throne, and it decided not to change “steppe democracy”, with which the khan selected from “most worthy” the representatives of all large numbers. What there were there intrigues - to one god it is known.
Thus, the bifurcation: Kasym of gives authority and powerful state to its other son - Khaknazar (in Real History scratched out authority to 1537, when the White Horde was already fairly worn). Khaknazar begins external expansion.
I will refine that then the Kazakhs, as ethnos fresh and young, were on the rise. And Khaknazar, according to the evidence was most talented by general and by the diplomat (as the minimum, it was not inferior to the father, who had destroyed the Sheibani's Empire).
To it inherited cousin brother Kasym- sultan. Kasym it was one of the creators of the first “constitution” for the Kazakhs (“the column way of the Kasym- khan”) and generally, he was considered as the most great ruler in the history of Kazakhstan. He has died in 1521. With Kasym Kazakh khanate reached the highest might, it held its people in the rigid obedience and according to the evidence of Mirza-Khaydar “acquired this reputation and might, such as still no one had after the Dzhuchi- khan, the number his troops exceeded thousands of thousands” (according to the more real estimations - about 300 000, that already - huge force).
After death Of Kasym the khan became his son of mothers, who soon perished in the civil wars.
The problem of Kasym, IMHO, was precise in the fact that it did not surmise to leave the clear system of succession to the throne, and it decided not to change “steppe democracy”, with which the khan selected from “most worthy” the representatives of all large numbers. What there were there intrigues - to one god it is known.
Thus, the bifurcation: Kasym of gives authority and powerful state to its other son - Khaknazar (in Real History scratched out authority to 1537, when the White Horde was already fairly worn). Khaknazar begins external expansion.
I will refine that then the Kazakhs, as ethnos fresh and young, were on the rise. And Khaknazar, according to the evidence was most talented by general and by the diplomat (as the minimum, it was not inferior to the father, who had destroyed the Sheibani's Empire).
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