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he undertook a military campaign in
Moghulistan in 1468, but died suddenly on his way. After the death of Abu'l-Khayr, his son Sheikh Haidar succeeded him. All the opponents of Abu'l-Khayr teamed up and began an active struggle against him. The reign of Sheikh Haidar Khan was short-lived and he was eventually murdered by the Siberian Khan Ibak. Kerei received supreme power in eastern Dasht, who appointed his brother Janibek as the ruler of the west wing. Despite Kerei Khan and Janibek Khan possessing a significant military force, they fought against
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and settled in the valleys of the Chu and Talas rivers. Khan of
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Since the end of the 15th century the term "Kazakh" acquired a political character, which was being used to designate individual feudal estates that were created by Kerei and
Janibek, and from the beginning of the 16th century, after part of the tribes moved from the modern territory of Kazakhstan
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1473. The secession led by Kerei and
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250:History
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