Changes in the management of samarkand in the second half of the XIX century and in the beginning of the 20th century Jakhongirovich Irisqulov Olimjon History Department, Samarkand State University, Uzbekistan Email id: iriskulov.olimjon@mail.ru Online published on 4 March, 2019. Abstract This article shows the changes in the management system of Samarkand during the reign of the Russian Empire. The partial preservation of the local government and the new instance changes in the city's imperial ruling system were analyzed. In the management system, the activity of judges, empire courts, and police offices are covered in the article. The task of the Special City Committee was to procure the land from the local population that was necessary for the city's territory, to divide the city into parts according to the approved plan and to build a new part of the city. As the number of urban population increased, A.K. Abamov offered to improve existing police management. Candidates for the introduced positions were proposed by A.K. Abramov. The Samarkand City Administration had a unique system according to 1868 "Temporary Charter", in particular, according to the Management provision of Zarafshan district, Samarkand city did not envisage a special management body. Top Keywords Zarafshon district, city administration, special city committee, economic management, judges, empire courts, police. Top |
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