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Kokand 1868–2012 7 photos of this spot

7 photographs taken at the same spot in Kokand, spanning 1868–2012 — 5 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Soldiers of the Kokand Khan's army and a Russian officer stand at the entrance to the palace of Khudoyar Khan in this 1868 photograph of the Kokand Khanate's capital.

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Kokand Khanate. City of Kokand. Palace of Said Khudoyar Khan, with Soldiers of the Kokand Khan's Army Standing Outside the Entrance, and a Russian Officer Standing in the Center, Kokand, 1868
Kokand Khanate. City of Kokand. Palace of Said Khudoyar Khan, with Soldiers of the Kokand Khan's Army Standing Outside the Entrance, and a Russian Officer Standing in the Center 1868 Soldiers of the Kokand Khan's army and a Russian officer stand at the entrance to the palace of Khudoyar Khan in this 1868 photograph of the Kokand Khanate's capital.
Kokand Khanate. Gate of the Kokand Palace in the City of Kokand. Exterior View, with Soldiers of the Kokand Khan's Army Standing Outside the Entrance, Kokand, 1868
Kokand Khanate. Gate of the Kokand Palace in the City of Kokand. Exterior View, with Soldiers of the Kokand Khan's Army Standing Outside the Entrance 1868 This 1868 exterior view shows the gate of the Kokand Khan's palace in the capital of the Kokand Khanate, with soldiers of the khanate's army positioned outside the entrance.
EU: Transkaspiska resan (1902), Kokand, 1902
EU: Transkaspiska resan (1902) 1902 An image from a Transcaspian journey made in 1902, showing Kokand, Uzbekistan. Kokand was once the capital of an independent khanate before its conquest by the Russian Empire in the 1870s.
Camel caravan with cotton, Kokand, 1908
Camel caravan with cotton 1908 A camel caravan laden with cotton in Kokand, 1908. The Fergana Valley city, once capital of the Kokand Khanate, had become a center of the Russian Empire's cotton trade by this period.
Prayer of the Sarts on Eid al-Adha, Kokand, Kokand, 1908
Prayer of the Sarts on Eid al-Adha, Kokand 1908 Sarts, the settled Turkic-speaking Muslims of Central Asia, gather in prayer for Eid al-Adha in Kokand, 1908. The festival, marking the culmination of the pilgrimage season, was widely observed across the region.
Khudayar Khan Palace, Kokand ( ), Kokand, 2004
Khudayar Khan Palace, Kokand ( ) 2004 Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand, the 19th-century residence built for the last khan of the Kokand Khanate before the territory was absorbed into the Russian Empire.
Courtyard of Khan's Palace - Kokand - Uzbekistan, Kokand, 2012
Courtyard of Khan's Palace - Kokand - Uzbekistan 2012 The courtyard of the Khan's Palace in Kokand, Uzbekistan, photographed in 2012. Built in the 1860s and 1870s, the palace served as the seat of the Khan of Kokand until the khanate was annexed by the Russian Empire in 1876.