A Magaramov
Biographic Data
| ID | 6402 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Magaramov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | Magaramov |
| SIGNATURE | MAGARAMOV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of History |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8705-6143 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Religious Factor in the North Caucasian Frontier Zone
While religious factor played a significant role in the history of the North Caucasian frontier, it was not a primary institution. Despite increased scholarly attention to the frontier dynamics of this region over the past two decades, the influence of religious factor remains understudied. This study examines the religious landscape of the North Caucasian frontier to better understand the historical and geopolitical processes at play. Religion o…
North-Caucasus and Other Frontiers of Russia
The applicability of the frontier concept to the North Caucasus has been repeatedly proposed and substantiated within scholarly literature, including international sources. However, some researchers contest the frontier interpretation of the historical process of Caucasian incorporation into the Russian Empire, particularly objecting to the application of the classical (Turner's) frontier model to the history of the North Caucasian peoples. This …
The Russian Frontier in the North Caucasus
The article addresses the challenge of periodizing the Russian frontier in the North Caucasus by establishing chronological boundaries and characterizing the major stages of the region's frontier history evolution. The periodization of the Caucasus frontier is rooted in the unique dynamics and nuances of ethnocultural interactions between the North Caucasus and the Muscovite state/Russian Empire, as well as the transformation of different frontie…
Features of the Development of the Russian Frontier in the North Caucasus
In recent decades, both foreign and Russian historiography have increasingly focused on the concept of the frontier when examining the formation of various territories within the Russian state, including the North Caucasus. The utilization of the frontier concept for studying Russian-Caucasian relations is now widely accepted in historiography, eliminating one-sided assessments. The frontier theory serves as a fundamental concept, enabling the ex…
“His Loyalty Is Reputed”
The accession of Derbent to the Russian Empire as a result of the Persian campaign of Peter the Great and being the part of it until 1735 is one of the important milestones in the centuries-old history of Derbent. The peaceful process of joining the city to the empire was greatly facilitated by the political position and activities of the city ruler in the person of Naib Imam Kuli-bek, who decided not to resist the imperial troops and peacefully …
Personal Contacts of Peter the Great With the Ruling Elites of Dagestan
A historiographical analysis of the events of the Petrine era in the Caucasus demonstrates that the problem of personal contacts of Tsar Peter I with the ruling elites of Dagestan during his campaign in 1722 remains one of the poorly developed historical aspects. The tsar’s personal contacts with foreign elites were part of his imperial policy of expanding the territories of the Russian state, involving new subjects in the sphere of the political…
Russian-Ottoman Border in the East Transcaucasia in the 20s-30s of the 18th century
The paper analyses one of the issues of the eastern policy of Russia of the Peter's era, related to the creation of the Russian-Ottoman frontier on the territory west to the Caspian Sea. The difficulties in the process of carrying out demarcation in the border zone caused by the negative reaction of various actors in the border life are discussed. The author introduces a new source - a historical map of the Caspian territories, on which the borde…
Income of the Russian Treasury on Materials of the Lower Corps of the Derbent Garrison
Introduction. The paper deals with one of the aspects of the economic policy of the Russian Empire in its Peri-Caspian provinces, annexed as a result of the Persian campaign of Peter the Great. The aim of the study is to analyze the main income items of the imperial treasury based on the materials of the Derbent garrison of the Lower Corps, to establish the share of income received in Derbent in the structure of all income of the Lower Corps. Tas…
Historiography of the Persian Campaign of Peter the Great 1722-1723 and Its Results (To the 300th Anniversary)
The article is devoted to the historiographic understanding of the problem of the Persian campaign of 1722–1723. Peter the Great and the stay of the Russian imperial army in the southwestern Caspian region in the first third of the 18th century. The work examines the process of the formation and evolution of the approaches of historians and historical thought on the problem for almost three centuries. Historiographic comprehension of the problem …
The Russian Empire in the Western Caspian Region in 1722—1735
Based on documentary data from the funds of federal and state archives and taking into account the modern achievements of Russian historiography, the article examines the experience of the administrative practice of the Russian Empire in the Western Caspian region in 1722—1735. The activity of the commanders-in-chief of the Grassroots Corps of Generals M. A. Matyushkin and V. V. Dolgorukov on the organization of a management system for the southw…
Ethno-Religious Composition of Derbent in the Vi–xix Centuries
A number of scientific publications with the involvement of a wide range of sources and materials have been devoted to the study of ethno-demographic processes and religious composition of Derbent. However, this issue cannot be considered fully understood. The problem of the ethnic and religious composition of the city of Derbent in the medieval era and modern times has not been studied in a wider period with the involvement of archive material. …
The Russian Frontier in the North Caucasus
The article addresses the challenge of periodizing the Russian frontier in the North Caucasus by establishing chronological boundaries and characterizing the major stages of the region's frontier history evolution. The periodization of the Caucasus frontier is rooted in the unique dynamics and nuances of ethnocultural interactions between the North Caucasus and the Muscovite state/Russian Empire, as well as the transformation of different frontie…
Features of the Development of the Russian Frontier in the North Caucasus
In recent decades, both foreign and Russian historiography have increasingly focused on the concept of the frontier when examining the formation of various territories within the Russian state, including the North Caucasus. The utilization of the frontier concept for studying Russian-Caucasian relations is now widely accepted in historiography, eliminating one-sided assessments. The frontier theory serves as a fundamental concept, enabling the ex…
Ethno-Religious Composition of Derbent in the Vi–xix Centuries
A number of scientific publications with the involvement of a wide range of sources and materials have been devoted to the study of ethno-demographic processes and religious composition of Derbent. However, this issue cannot be considered fully understood. The problem of the ethnic and religious composition of the city of Derbent in the medieval era and modern times has not been studied in a wider period with the involvement of archive material. …
Income of the Russian Treasury on Materials of the Lower Corps of the Derbent Garrison
Introduction. The paper deals with one of the aspects of the economic policy of the Russian Empire in its Peri-Caspian provinces, annexed as a result of the Persian campaign of Peter the Great. The aim of the study is to analyze the main income items of the imperial treasury based on the materials of the Derbent garrison of the Lower Corps, to establish the share of income received in Derbent in the structure of all income of the Lower Corps. Tas…
Historiography of the Persian Campaign of Peter the Great 1722-1723 and Its Results (To the 300th Anniversary)
The article is devoted to the historiographic understanding of the problem of the Persian campaign of 1722–1723. Peter the Great and the stay of the Russian imperial army in the southwestern Caspian region in the first third of the 18th century. The work examines the process of the formation and evolution of the approaches of historians and historical thought on the problem for almost three centuries. Historiographic comprehension of the problem …
The Russian Empire in the Western Caspian Region in 1722—1735
Based on documentary data from the funds of federal and state archives and taking into account the modern achievements of Russian historiography, the article examines the experience of the administrative practice of the Russian Empire in the Western Caspian region in 1722—1735. The activity of the commanders-in-chief of the Grassroots Corps of Generals M. A. Matyushkin and V. V. Dolgorukov on the organization of a management system for the southw…
“His Loyalty Is Reputed”
The accession of Derbent to the Russian Empire as a result of the Persian campaign of Peter the Great and being the part of it until 1735 is one of the important milestones in the centuries-old history of Derbent. The peaceful process of joining the city to the empire was greatly facilitated by the political position and activities of the city ruler in the person of Naib Imam Kuli-bek, who decided not to resist the imperial troops and peacefully …
Personal Contacts of Peter the Great With the Ruling Elites of Dagestan
A historiographical analysis of the events of the Petrine era in the Caucasus demonstrates that the problem of personal contacts of Tsar Peter I with the ruling elites of Dagestan during his campaign in 1722 remains one of the poorly developed historical aspects. The tsar’s personal contacts with foreign elites were part of his imperial policy of expanding the territories of the Russian state, involving new subjects in the sphere of the political…
Russian-Ottoman Border in the East Transcaucasia in the 20s-30s of the 18th century
The paper analyses one of the issues of the eastern policy of Russia of the Peter's era, related to the creation of the Russian-Ottoman frontier on the territory west to the Caspian Sea. The difficulties in the process of carrying out demarcation in the border zone caused by the negative reaction of various actors in the border life are discussed. The author introduces a new source - a historical map of the Caspian territories, on which the borde…
The Russian Frontier in the North Caucasus
The article addresses the challenge of periodizing the Russian frontier in the North Caucasus by establishing chronological boundaries and characterizing the major stages of the region's frontier history evolution. The periodization of the Caucasus frontier is rooted in the unique dynamics and nuances of ethnocultural interactions between the North Caucasus and the Muscovite state/Russian Empire, as well as the transformation of different frontie…
Features of the Development of the Russian Frontier in the North Caucasus
In recent decades, both foreign and Russian historiography have increasingly focused on the concept of the frontier when examining the formation of various territories within the Russian state, including the North Caucasus. The utilization of the frontier concept for studying Russian-Caucasian relations is now widely accepted in historiography, eliminating one-sided assessments. The frontier theory serves as a fundamental concept, enabling the ex…
North-Caucasus and Other Frontiers of Russia
The applicability of the frontier concept to the North Caucasus has been repeatedly proposed and substantiated within scholarly literature, including international sources. However, some researchers contest the frontier interpretation of the historical process of Caucasian incorporation into the Russian Empire, particularly objecting to the application of the classical (Turner's) frontier model to the history of the North Caucasian peoples. This …
The Religious Factor in the North Caucasian Frontier Zone
While religious factor played a significant role in the history of the North Caucasian frontier, it was not a primary institution. Despite increased scholarly attention to the frontier dynamics of this region over the past two decades, the influence of religious factor remains understudied. This study examines the religious landscape of the North Caucasian frontier to better understand the historical and geopolitical processes at play. Religion o…
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