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• Jalan Quyrat-ulı
  {{start infobox|name=Jalan Quyrat-ulı Ilxan}} {{image infobox|file=Jalan_Ilxan.jpg|caption=Jalan Ilxan}}
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• Jalan Quyrat-uli
  #REDIRECT [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]]
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• Mızar Aman Beğ-ulı
  |predecessor=[[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]] ...as Mızar Ministiri who was responsible for implementing [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı|Jalan Ilxan]]'s industrial growth and modernisation plans, and this gave him a lo
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• Jalan Quyrat-ulı
  {{start infobox|name=Jalan Quyrat-ulı Ilxan}} {{image infobox|file=Jalan_Ilxan.jpg|caption=Jalan Ilxan}}
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• Turwan Hafez
  ...e, Turwan Hafez was the single most powerful individual in Turkestan after Jalan Ilxan himself, and he employed this power with a ruthless dispatch that sur ...records of the time, it appears that Turwan exhibited a genuine loyalty to Jalan Ilxan, however remarkable this seems in one so otherwise unmoved by persona
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• Government of National Unity
  ==[[Jalan Quyrat-uli|Jalan Ilxan]]== [[Image:Jalan_Ilxan.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Jalan Quırat-ulı Ilxan in the Russian-style military uniform he favoured]]
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• Taraz
  ...ty|Snorist]] [[Ilxanate|Ilxan]], [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]]. [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı|Jalan Ilxan]] was a devoted [[Manesianity|Manesian]], and the city of [[Almalıq]
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• Ilxanate
  ...ion left in the meaning of the title on his accession were quickly erased; Jalan Ilxan ruled as an autocrat and kept as much power as possible concentrated
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• Turkestan Rail Network
  ...manpower and resources that the [[Government of National Unity#Jalan Ilxan|Jalan Ilxanate]] was willing to throw at its projects, the embryonic Turkestan Ra The logo of the ETYÖ company was reputed to have been designed by [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]] [[Ilxanate|Ilxan]] himself; unlikely as this may seem, he did
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• Sultan Qasım-ulı
  ...tted the upper echelons of power following the death of [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı|Jalan Quyrat-ulı Ilxan]], and selected [[Hamra Maxambet-ulı]] to be the new Ilx
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• Almalıq
  ...ng of the major modernisation of [[Turkestan]], it gave [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı|Jalan Ilxan]] a great opportunity to effectively redesign the city in his own ima ...rist]] influence, Almalıq has been somewhat redesigned yet again. Many of Jalan Ilxan's [[Wikipedia:Stalinist architecture|Vissarionovist]] buildings had b
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• Who's Who in Turkestan
  *'''''[[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]]''': [[Ilxanate|Ilxan]] of [[Turkestan]], 1948-1969''. *'''''[[Turwan Hafez]]''''': [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı|Jalan Ilxan]]'s head of [[Department of Homeland Security]].
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• Tamğas of Turkestan
  [[Image:Jalan_Tamga.PNG|thumb|left|100px|Personal tamğa of [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı|Jalan Ilxan]]]]
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• Buxara
  ...s most extensively rebuilt by [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]] [[Ilxanate|Ilxan]], but Jalan Ilxan at least had the sense not to destroy any of the really important arc
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• Samarqand
  ...a visual feast of medieval [[Turkestan|Turkestani]] architecture. Even [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]] had better sense than to set up any of his Vissarionovist bui
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• UKU
  ...ssion to the [[Ilxanate]] of [[Mızar Aman Beğ-ulı]] worked in his favour. Jalan Ilxan would probably have taken the implied slight on a top Russian design
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• Keņes
  ...given to the parliament of [[Turkestan]]. It was established in 1951 by [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]] to replace the old [[Qurultaı]] government, and during the r
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• Turkestan
  ...nate|Ilxan]]'' for the Turkestani Head of State dates from this period. [[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]], the first snorist ruler of Turkestan, recreated the title an
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• Great Oriental War
  Australasia. FNRF rebellion begins in Filipinas, with Russian support. Jalan
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• Timeline
  *[[Jalan Quyrat-ulı]] [[Ilxanate|Ilxan]] of [[Turkestan]] dies; office passes to [[
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