The Western Turk Khaganate and the local principalities
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Put the titles yabghu, tudun, ikhshid and dehqon in a table by the principality they belong to.
Yabghu — Tokharistan (and the khaganate); tudun — Chach; ikhshid — Sogdiana and Fergana; dehqon — Ilaq.
2
Write the causes and results of the Abruy uprising.
Causes: poverty, oppression, dependence; result: the revolt was crushed and kadivars returned to their masters.
3
Compare the economies of Fergana and Sogdiana (3–4 sentences).
Both had irrigated farming; Fergana — cotton, rice, horses; Sogdiana — grapes, Hissar sheep, crafts, trade.
4
In 3 sentences compare the layout of your town or village with an early medieval town.
A personal answer: compare the centre, outer districts, walls and gates.
5
Draw the administrative reform of the Western Turk Khaganate as a diagram.
Khagan → yabghu (local ruler, deputy) ← tudun (supervisor).