From the notes of Russian traveler Stremouhov to Bukhara (1873-1875)

XIX. The end of the century was the year when Tsarist Russia occupied Turkestan. Russian nobleman Nikolay Stremouhov, who was only 15 years old, was appointed by the state to the Khanate of Bukhara in 1873. Stremouhov took note of everything he experienced and saw while going to Turkestan during the occupation years. The main text of our thesis is that the ancient Bukhara Khanate is conveyed to the reader through the notes of someone who could be considered a child during the occupation years. In addition, the course of the Bukhara Khanate in the historical process and its diplomatic relations with Tsarist Russia are also discussed, and the occupied Bukhara Khanate is discussed in a general context. In our master's thesis titled "Bukhara from the Notes of Russian Traveler Stremouhov (1873-1875)", Nikolay Stremouhov's notes were translated from Russian to Turkish. Thanks to this study, we can see that in the 19th century, the period when Tsarist Russia occupied Turkestan. At the end of the century, a young Russian nobleman's view of the events and the situation of the Bukhara Khanate were tried to be revealed.