“FROM MERV TO SUYAB, 1500 YEARS OF CHRISTIANITY IN CENTRAL ASIA” / Russian Language/Collection of articles of the International Conference

From Merv to Suyab: 1500 Years of Christianity in Central AsiaTitle in Russian: , 1500 Type: Collection of Articles from the International Conference Conference Date & Location: December 15, 2022, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Format: Paperback Language: Russian ISBN-13: 9789967944824 / 978-9967944824 Printed in: Kyrgyzstan, 2023Overview | This book presents a scholarly collection of articles from the international conference “From Merv to Suyab: 1500 Years of Christianity in Central Asia,” held in Bishkek on December 15, 2022. The publication explores the rich and diverse history of Christianity in Central Asia, covering its development from ancient times to the present day.The volume includes contributions from leading historians, archaeologists, and theologians, discussing the influence of Christian communities across the region, including the Nestorians, Orthodox, and Catholic traditions. Special attention is given to archaeological discoveries, historical sources, and the interaction between Christianity and local cultures throughout Central Asia.This book is a valuable resource for scholars, students, and history enthusiasts, offering deep insights into the religious and cultural heritage of the region. a, 1500 , 15 2022 . , , . , , , . , . , , .Key Topics | The Spread of Christianity in Central Asia: Historical overview of Christian missions and communities. Nestorian Legacy: The role of the Church of the East in the region. Christianity along the Silk Road: Cultural and religious exchanges. Archaeological Discoveries: Ancient Christian sites in Central Asia. Interfaith Relations: Christianitys interactions with Islam and Buddhism. Modern Christian Communities: The contemporary presence of Christianity in the region. : . : . : . : . : . : XXI .Interesting Facts | Merv and Suyab were key cities along the Silk Road, where Christianity flourished for centuries.The Nestorian Church had a significant presence in Central Asia by the 7th century, influencing local cultures.Archaeological evidence of early Christian communities has been found in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Chinas Xinjiang region.Some medieval Central Asian rulers were Christian or had Christian advisors in their courts.The book discusses little-known Christian inscriptions and manuscripts discovered in the region. , . VII . , , . . , .Hashtags:#ChristianityInCentralAsia #NestorianChurch #SilkRoadHistory #ChristianArchaeology #ReligiousHistory #KyrgyzstanHistory #ChristianHeritage