One polity that ruled this area in the nineteenth century traced its descent to Altun Bishik, an almost certainly fictional descendent of Babur. Long before the aforementioned Kokand Khanate, this region was occupied by settlers from Alexandria Eschate, the site of which hosts a modern city having namesake Gates that form the western boundary of this region. The Mirzachül steppe is found outside the aforementioned Khujand Gates. Adyr zones mark the edges of this depression and are cut by numerous streams that form the Kara Darya and Naryn Darya, whose confluence here forms the Syr Darya, the main river of this region. FTP, name this roughly triangular depression bounded by the Tien Shan and Gissar and Alay systems; an agricultural heartland
One polity that ruled this area in the nineteenth century traced its descent to Altun Bishik, an almost certainly fictional descendent of Babur. Long before the aforementioned Kokand Khanate, this region was occupied by settlers from Alexandria Eschate, the site of which hosts a modern city having namesake Gates that form the western boundary of this region. The Mirzachül steppe is found outside the aforementioned Khujand Gates. Adyr zones mark the edges of this depression and are cut by numerous streams that form the Kara Darya and Naryn Darya, whose confluence here forms the Syr Darya, the main river of this region. FTP, name this roughly triangular depression bounded by the Tien Shan and Gissar and Alay systems; an agricultural heartland shared among Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan.
One polity that ruled this area in the nineteenth century traced its descent to Altun Bishik, an almost certainly fictional descendent of Babur.
the {Fergana} Valley