THE HISTORICAL ROLE OF THE KIRK KIZ FORTRESS IN THE ENLIGHTENMENT OF WOMEN IN SURKHANDARYA
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The article provides the reader with information about the historical and architectural structures of the Kirk Kiz Fortress and Surkhandarya region, where it is located, in what period it was built and for what purpose it was used. In the Middle Ages, local scholars gave a broad and detailed opinion about the activities of the Kirk Kiz Fortress, located in the Termez region. At present, one of the urgent tasks of scientists, researchers and historians in Uzbekistan is the in-depth study of ancient artifacts, their preservation and full transmission to the younger generation. It is both an obligation and a duty for every citizen to inform the population of our country about its rich historical heritage and present it to the world community.
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