Konstantin Petroviç Von Kaufman's activities in Turkistan

The regional power cycle that began in the Turkestan area after the fourteenth century turned into a period in which Russia dominated the Turkestan territory as a active power in the 18th and 19th centuries. During this period, the main principles shaping Russian identity were education, technology and military superiorities. The Alexandr the II period, belonging to the Romanovs family, is a time in which Russia accelerated its progress in the Turkistan area.When he took over, the Tsarist troops established a Military Governorate in Tashkent in 1867. With this military governorate, it has strengthened them economically by controlling the entire Turkistan area, and the policies implemented by the nations living in the Turkistan geography in the following processes on the identity, religion and languages have become a situation affecting the fate of the region. In this process, Russian Tsarist General Konstantin Petrovic Von Kaufman appointed as the General Governor of Turkistan by equipping him with wide powers to carry out all the activities of the Tsarism in the Turkistan area. Kaufman carried out the assimilation policies in Turkestan with the powers given to him by the tsarism.