This article analyzes the historical and ethnographic aspects of the participation of the population from villages located on the northern slope of the Nurota Range in the development of the Mirzachol region during the 20th century. It focuses on the reasons for the population's migration, their labor in establishing new agricultural enterprises, their contribution to the development of cotton cultivation and irrigated farming, and the formation of a socio-cultural environment in these new settlements. The study highlights the significance of utilizing scholarly literature, archival documents, and field notes, and examines the role of the inhabitants of the Nurota villages in the history of Mirzachol within the context of local history and migration processes.
The Participation of The Population from The Villages on The Northern Slope of The Nurota Range in The Development of The Mirzachol Region: A Historical-Ethnographic Analysis
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