Journal of Osh State University. History

The contribution of Myrzakul Bolush to the education of the Kyrgyz in the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries

This article discusses the contribution of Myrzakul bolush to the development of education and his public activities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. During the colonial period, when "usul-i-jadid" schools were spreading in the Fergana region, Myrzakul bolush opened madrasahs in the cities of Andijan, Korgon-Tobe, and Jalal-Abad, contributing to the education of the local population. The article also highlights his role in opening the Azreti-Ayup mineral water spring in the Jalal-Abad resort area, creating conditions for the local population to benefit from this resource

Kokand Khanate; colonial epoch; Kyrgyz; Kurgan Tepa; Jalal Abad; Myrsakul governer (bolush); enlightenment; medrese; “method traditions”; method of jaded”