SOCIO - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF KYRGYZ TRIBES IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

Abstract

The article describes in detail the socio-economic development of the Kyrgyz tribes as a whole in the second half of the nineteenth century, including the South Kyrgyz tribes. The South Kyrgyz tribes are more developed in material and economic development than other neighboring tribes, due to internal commodity exchange, due to foreign trade. Because Kyrgyz nomads exchanged for cattle and traders who carried handicraft goods necessary for life, sewing materials, grain, apricot raisins and other products from countries outside Kyrgyzstan. Such goods were delivered by caravans from Kashgar, Kokand and even from the most remote corners of Russia. In addition to animal husbandry, sowing, handicraft farming of the Kyrgyz, hunting can be designated as an additional type of economy. This trend has contributed to a significant improvement in their socio-economic development, contributed to the improvement of relations with neighboring countries.