Alymkulov Raushanbek Dobulbekovich (1955)
Alymkulov Raushanbek Dobulbekovich (1955), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1999), Professor (2000)
Alymkulov Raushanbek Dobulbekovich (1955), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1999), Professor (2000)
Alymkulov Dobulbek Alymkulovich (1930), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1971), Professor (1984)
Alymkulov Karypbek Alymkulovich (1938), Doctor of Technical Sciences (1970), Professor (1992)
Alymbaeva Damira Beyshekeevna (1953), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1997), Professor (1998)
KONDUCHALOVA Gul-Jamal Abdyievna
Alymbaev Erkin Shakirovich (1962), Doctor of Medical Sciences (2001)
Alybaev Kurmanbek Sarmanovich (1952), Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (2002)
Alybakov Askarbek Alybakovich (1933-1993), Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (1985), Professor (1986), Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic (1989), Laureate of the State Prize of the Kyrgyz Republic in the field of science and technology (2000)
Alybaeva Klara Nurdinovna (1950), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1996), Professor (1998)
Altymyshev Arstanbek Alybaevich (1930-2000), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1968), Professor (1970), Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Kirghiz SSR, Laureate of the State Prize of the Kirghiz SSR in the field of science and technology (1970)
Asylbek Altymyshbaevich Altymyshbaev (1912-1987), Doctor of Philosophy (1961), Professor (1963), Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz SSR (1954)
Almerekova Ainagul Ashimbaeva (1938), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1983), Professor (1998)
KOMBARBAEV Ibraim Kasymzhanovich
Alisherov Avtandil Shermatovich (1955), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1996), Professor (2000)
Alimov Oleg Dmitrievich (1923), Doctor of Technical Sciences (1959), Professor (1961), Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic (1974), Laureate of State Prizes of the USSR and the Kyrgyz Republic
KOYBAGAROV Ilyichbek Boobekovich
Aliyev Midin Alievich (1928-1997), Doctor of Medical Sciences (1965), Professor (1967)
KLISHEVICH Alexander Konstantinovich
Alekseev Vladimir Petrovich (1955), Doctor of Medical Sciences (2002)
Aliyev Kachibek (1939), Doctor of Economic Sciences (1993), Professor (1992)
KERIMKULOV Mukhtar Orozbekovich
KENESHEV Topobai Seydakmetovich
KACHAGANOV Shaizada Moldoshevich
KARYMBAEV Asanbek Rysalievich
KALCHAEV Bakytbek Zarlykovich
KADYRBECOV Ishenbai Dyushenbievich
ISAMIDINOV Inamidin Isamidinovich
IMANKULOV Jumamedel Jumabaevich
For a proper understanding of the ethnic processes that led to the formation of the Kyrgyz nationality, the interpretation of the question regarding the ethnonym "Kyrgyz" holds significant importance. Without delving into the history and etymology of this ethnonym and the related ethnonym "Burut," associated with the Kyrgyz, it is necessary to express a few thoughts on its ethnic content. It is hardly acceptable (as some researchers have done in the past and still do) to
History of the Origin of the Kyrgyz People The problem of the origin of the Kyrgyz people is one of the most complex and controversial aspects of the ethnic history of Central Asia. Since the second half of the 18th century, this issue has attracted the close attention of Russian, Western European, and Eastern historians, geographers, and chroniclers. Hypotheses are born one after another, guesses and assumptions are expressed, and various aspects of the ethnic history of the Kyrgyz are
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One of the largest Soviet Orientalists, Academician V. V. Bartold, classified the Kyrgyz among the ancient peoples of Central Asia. Indeed, more than two thousand years ago, written sources began to mention ethnonyms and toponyms that are somehow associated with the territory and ethnic communities directly or indirectly related to the distant ancestors of the modern Kyrgyz people.