Кенесары Қасымұлы ұлт-азаттық қозғалысы

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A national liberation movement that occurred in Kazakhstan between 1837 and 1847, led by Kenesaary Kasymov, aimed at regaining lost lands, abolishing oppressive taxes, and restructuring administrative districts.

A Kazakh leader who led the national liberation movement against Russian expansion between 1837 and 1847.

To reclaim lost territories, alter local administration, and abolish imposed taxes.

Kenesaary's forces defeated a Russian detachment, marking an initial success of the uprising.

Kazakh forces besieged and captured the Akmola fortress in 1838.

Kenesaary was declared Khan of the Kazakh people in 1841 by representatives.

Kenesaary's forces clashed with Russian military detachments in various battles, including significant engagements on the Tobol River and near Ekaterina station.

A relocation from the northern region, Saray-Arqay to the south

Kenesaary and his brother were killed in a battle against Russian allied troops in 1847.

Factors contributing to the Kazakh Uprising failure include: disunity, inability to unite with other groups, and eventually a numerical and logistical disadvantage against superior forces.