Central and Local Features of Early Medieval SUGHD Governance

Abstract

Researchers refer to the pre-Islamic dynasty as the ikhshid dynasty because the Sughd Confederation, which arose in the early Middle Ages, was ruled by “Ikhshid monarchs”. Sughd is most commonly referred to as a political affiliation with various statehood foundations by researchers. To grasp the substance of this law, one must examine all of its phases in depth, particularly its state in the early Middle Ages. Because in the early Middle Ages, new types of land tenure evolved and took on a personality that favored administration. The land, which had previously been the property of the entire kingdom, was transferred to the nobility. Each landowner had social property connections at the heart of his domain, such as the construction of castles and the maintenance of private armed units. The landowners were now in charge of the kingdom's governance. It should be mentioned that revealing the substance of this governance is a critical and timely subject in the study of Uzbekistan's statehood processes