Legal regulation of Tuvan administrative structure and judicial system during the period of Russian protectorate over Uriankhai region (Tuva)

Authors

  • Ayana A. Samdan Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Keywords:

protectorate; Tuva; czarist Russia; administrative arrangement; judicial reform; Tuvan noyons

Abstract

Article presents the author’s presentation at International Science Conference devoted to 100th  jubilee "United Tuva in united Russia: history, modernity, futures” (July 3-4, 2014, Kyzyl). It considers issues of the development of Tuvan administrative structure and judicial system during the period of Russian protectorate over Uriankhai Region (Tuva).

References

Istoriia Tuvy (2007). Novosibirsk. T. 2.

Cobranie arkhivnykh dokumentov o protektorate Rossii nad Uriankhaiskim kraem — Tuvoi (k 100-letiiu istoricheskogo sobytiia) (2014). Kyzyl.

Published

31.08.2014

How to Cite

Samdan, A. A. (2014) “Legal regulation of Tuvan administrative structure and judicial system during the period of Russian protectorate over Uriankhai region (Tuva)”, The New Research of Tuva, 3. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/130 (Accessed: 22.11.2024).

Issue

No. 3 (2014)

Section

The 100th anniversary of the unification of Tuva and Russia

Author Biography

Ayana A. Samdan, Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Candidate of History, Head of Departmentof history

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