History of officials in Tannu-Tuva (in mid 18th – late 19th centuries)

Authors

  • Salimaa S. Hovalyg Tuvan State University

Keywords:

khoshun; ambyn-noyon; ugerda; noyon; the state apparatus; official; Tuva; history

Abstract

Article deals with the history of formation and evolution of officials in Tuvan society of mid 18th – late 19thcenturies. Author investigates machinery of state, hierarchy of ranks and signs on their distinction.

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Published

31.08.2010

How to Cite

Hovalyg, S. S. (2010) “History of officials in Tannu-Tuva (in mid 18th – late 19th centuries)”, The New Research of Tuva, 3. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/508 (Accessed: 27.09.2024).

Issue

No. 3 (2010)

Section

Tuva yesterday, today, tomorrow

Author Biography

Salimaa S. Hovalyg, Tuvan State University

Candidate of History; senior lecturer in history, Deputy Dean of the faculty of retraining and advanced training

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