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What were the Azerbaijani khanates?
When did the Azerbaijani khanates exist?
Which of the following was NOT an Azerbaijani khanate?
What was the primary reason for the decline of the Azerbaijani khanates?
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What is a khanate?
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Study Notes
Azerbaijani Khanates
- The Azerbaijani khanates were semi-autonomous states that existed in the 18th century in the South Caucasus region.
- They emerged in the 18th century, after the collapse of the Safavid Empire, and continued to exist until the early 19th century.
Characteristics of a Khanate
- A khanate is a feudal state or territory ruled by a khan, a title given to a military ruler or noble.
- In the context of the Azerbaijani khanates, a khan was a local ruler who exercised autonomy over their territory.
Decline of the Azerbaijani Khanates
- The primary reason for the decline of the Azerbaijani khanates was the Russian Empire's expansion into the South Caucasus region.
- The Russian Empire gradually annexed the khanates, leading to their eventual disappearance.
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Test your knowledge about the Azerbaijani khanates, their existence, and decline. Learn about the characteristics and features of these historical states.