This article analyzes Amir Shahmurad (1785–1800) as a ruler who was distinguished in the history of the Bukhara Emirate by strengthening central power, ensuring political stability, and preserving territorial integrity. The article highlights his large-scale reforms in the financial, administrative, legal, and social spheres, his contribution to the stability of the domestic market, and the development of agriculture and crafts. It also analyzes how Shahmurad’s foreign policy and diplomatic relations served to enhance the position of the Bukhara Emirate in the international arena and revitalize cultural and religious life.

Amir Shahmurad, Bukhara Emirate, political stability, central power, financial reforms, administrative reforms, legal system, social life, agriculture, crafts, culture, madrasas, foreign policy, diplomatic relations, people’s well-being.

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