Kazakhstan

During the fifth century the Tireks, or groups of Turkic speaking tribes that settled in the steppe that extends from eastern Europe to northern Mongolia.

During the 6th century this mighty empire ruled the land of current day Kazakhstan. This ethic group stayed in power in the Gnansu, Eastern Turkestan and the Altai areas

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The main forces of the Hephthalites were defeated by the Turks in 587 near Bukhara. This was a tribe who spanned from the Caspian sea to northern India and Eastern Turkestan. Between 561 and 563, with the shared desire of eliminating the Hephtthalites, the Turks alliance with Iran.This union brought on its intended goal.

One Kutayba coerced the Sigdian King Tarhun to refuse help from the Turks against the

Mongol-Tatar tribes, led by Genghis Khan, invaded Kazakhstan and Central Asia

Empress Anna Ioannovna signed the appointed diploma to khan Abulkhair about acceptance in the Russian citizenship of Kazakhs of Young juz. This was found necessary after the never ending wars with neighboring tribes devastated the social and economic sphere in Kazakhstan. Starting in 1726, the Khan of Young Juz Abulkhair sent an ambassador to Russia in 1726 to ask for her protection against the tribes like The Dzhungars of the East. Sent again in 1730, it was finally signed by the empress in 1731.

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Peasants from Russia and the Ukraine settle in Kazakhstan and start industrial enterprises.

More than 300,000 people fled the country while 150,000 where killed in this revolt against the Russian Czar.

Quickly following the bolshevik revolution in Russia, Civil war broke out in Kazakhstan.

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USSR Premier Stalin ordered mass deportation of hundreds of thousands of Koreans, Crimean Tatars, and Germans to Kazakhstan