THE “TEMUR TUZUKLARI” IN FOREIGN SCHOLARSHIP: METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND PERSPECTIVES FROM INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
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This article examines the study of the Temur Tuzuklari in foreign historiography and its status as a historical source. It analyzes the authenticity, manuscript tradition, and scholarly approaches to the work from a comparative source-critical perspective.
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