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Tatar Intellectuals: Hadi Atlasi. Problems of the history of Siberia. Pedagogical and socio-political activities

Public figure, historian and teacher Khadi Atlasi is a prominent representative of this cohort of the Tatar national intelligentsia of the pre-revolutionary period.

He was born in 1876 in the village of Cheke (St. Chekurskoe), Buinsky district (now Drozhzhanovsky district of the Republic of Tatarstan), Kazan province.

He received his initial education in a village school from his father, then studied at the then famous Buinsky madrasah. Khadi worked hard on self-education, read a lot, studied various sciences, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Russian and German. From the Buinsky madrasah, he left for the Seitovskaya settlement near Orenburg, where he graduated from the teacher's courses.

In 1898, H. Atlasi returned to Buinsk, became a teacher in a madrasah and launched an active work to update the education system, introducing new teaching methods. He also promotes his new ideas and thoughts on the pages of periodicals, writes popular science works aimed at disseminating scientific knowledge. He published the books "Gilme Hayat" ("Science Astronomy") and "Tarikh Tabigiy" ("Natural Science History") (1).
Already in his youth, Atlasi, according to the historian Aydar Khabutdinov, showed himself to be a supporter of the ideas of Jadidism. In August 1906 he took part in the III All-Russian Muslim Congress. At this time, Atlasi was close to "tangchilar", but at the congress he made a statement that actually agreed with the position of I. Gasprinsky (3).

At this congress, when discussing the issue of the religious structure, H. Atlasi spoke for the creation of the institution of a single all-Russian mufti, referring to the words of Sh. Mardzhani: “Islam should not have two leaders (rais). If there are more leaders, then a split will come ”(3).

In the Spiritual Assembly of Muslims, he passed the exam for imam and mudarris, and in 1903 he was invited to this position in the village of Almetyevo, Bugulma district. Along with fulfilling the duties of imam, he was engaged in teaching and research work. In 1904-1908, a number of his articles appeared in periodicals. In the same years he published the books Akhyr Zaman Ishany (Ishan of the End of the World), Idel Bue (The Volga Region), Maktab Ham Mulla (School and Mullah). In 1907, given his socially significant activities in the interests of the people, Hadi Atlasi was elected a deputy of the II State Duma (1). Here he becomes an active member of the Muslim Labor Party and takes part in the organization and publication of the newspaper "Duma" - the organ of the Muslim labor faction of the Duma, which protects the interests of peasant workers. However, the newspaper did not last long, the government closed it after six issues, and the Duma itself was dissolved. In 1905, the Russian government held a special meeting on the education of the non-Russian population of the eastern regions, the purpose of which was to slow down the development of national cultures and national identity. Issues were considered about education in the Orthodox spirit, about compulsory teaching of the Russian language, about replacing the Tatar alphabet with the Russian alphabet, etc. These rules were approved by the Minister of Education and published in 1906. Hadi Atlasi sharply criticized such a national policy, in 1908 he published a book-brochure "Yana nizam ve golemalarybyz" ("New rules and our intelligentsia") (1). The book was written sharply and boldly, and contained an exposure of the tsarist policy directed against non-Russian peoples. "Russification of peoples, national oppression, protection of the interests of only the ruling nation — this is the main policy of the government," the author wrote. The government put the author on trial, which decided to imprison him for three months, removing him from the post of Imam and Mudarris and stripping him of his clerical rank, and after prison to take him under constant police supervision (1).

Coming out of the trust of the authorities and remaining under the secret surveillance of the police, Hadi Atlasi devoted himself entirely to his creative and scientific activities. At a new stage in his life, he first turned to the study of the history of the Tatar people. The renewal of social and cultural life, an increase in national self-awareness aroused a keen interest in the past of the Tatar nation (2).

Meanwhile, at the beginning of the 20th century, according to the historian Ildus Zagidullin, Tatar historiography was going through hard times. In Kazan, Gainetdin Akhmerov (1864 - 1911) continued the work of S. Marjani on writing national history. He published in 1909 "Bolgar tarikhy" ("History of the Bulgars"), in 1910 "Kazan tarikhy" ("History of Kazan") (2). Akhmetzaki Validi declared himself as a specialist in Turkic-Tatar history in 1912, after moving to Kazan. A student at Kazan University (1911 - 1916), the future first Tatar professor-historian Gaziz Gubaidullin began his pen test with literary works (2). Rizaetdin Fakhretdin was passionate about research and editorial activities in Orenburg and did not communicate directly with the Society for History, Archeology and Ethnography. This society was an important moment in the activities of Khadi Atlasi and his role in the development of historical knowledge among the Tatars of the 20th century. (2). In 1913, Atlasi was unanimously elected a full member of the Society of Archeology, History and Ethnography at Kazan University (1).

In 1911 Atlasi published his first scientific work on history - "Seber tarikhy" ("History of Siberia"). Three years later, the books "Sөenbikk" ("Syuyumbike") and "Kazan tarikhi" ("History of Kazan") appeared. His generalizing works filled the gap in the history textbooks in the madrasah. They, undoubtedly, were carefully studied by Gabdulbariy Battal, Ahmetzakiy Validi and other representatives of the intellectual elite, whose works were published a little later.
Khadi Atlasi became a prominent representative of the emerging Tatar historical science, who synthesized the traditions of Eastern and Western historical sciences in his work (2).

During the First World War, the February and October revolutions and the first years of Soviet power, Hadi Atlasi lived with his family in the city of Bugulma, and all the time, whatever the government, he was engaged in public education (1). After the February revolution, he headed the department of public education of the zemstvo council of the Bugulma district, after October he was a member of the district council and its executive committee, with the White Czechs - again the head. Department of Public Education, under the Soviets and Kolchak is engaged in the same work, training teachers. When the Kolchakites retreated, he was also forced to leave Bugulma. He returned back, but various political forces did not allow him to work calmly. He leaves for Baku, where he works in the enlightenment commissariat of the Baku Council. And here the opponents did not leave him alone. In the newspapers, there were reports about his counter-revolutionary activities, as if he gave teachers to the Kolchakites for execution. These accusations were false, and the Bugulma district court in 1920 refuted them as lacking any foundation and fully acquitted H. Atlasi (1).

From 1920 to 1929 he worked as a teacher of history and German at one of the schools in Bugulma. And in 1929, as the historian S. Alishev writes, Atlasi was arrested and, without trial and proof of guilt, was exiled to hard labor in Solovki. He was declared a "sultangaliev" and an enemy of the Soviet regime. With him were arrested "sultangaliyevtsy" B. Urmanche, F. Mukhammedyarov, G. Galiev, Kh. Batyrshin, S. Sunchaley and others. At penal servitude he met many famous representatives of the Tatar intelligentsia. In 1934, Khadi Atlasi returned to Bugulma and six months later with his family moved to Kazan. In 1936 he was arrested again (1).

As the historian S. Alishev writes, the Atlas affair was born. In this case, Atlasov was accused of creating a counter-revolutionary organization to overthrow the Soviet regime, he was declared a Turkish spy, pan-Turkist, nationalist, etc. (one). Another 24 people were assigned to the counter-revolutionary organization H. Atlasi. From August 1936 to May 1937 in the Kazan NKVD Kh. Atlasov was interrogated 16 times. On May 2, 1937, he "admitted" his guilt. A doctor's note appeared at the trial: "Neurosis and movements are weak, but suitable" (1). In the club them. Menzhinsky On October 23-28, 1937, the military tribunal of the Volga Military District, at closed sessions, considered the case of "Atlasovschina". The last words of Kh. Atlasov at the trial: "I have never been a terrorist or a spy, I have never organized any conspiracies or secret organizations. I am not a person of modernity, but of the past."

By the decision of the tribunal, out of 24 people were shot: H. Atlasov, K. K. Tuikin, F. K. Tuikin, B. F. Fattakhov, G. A. Altynbaev, K. L. Iskhakov, S. Sh. Urazmanov, 3 B. Fattakhov.

The spiritual heritage of H. Atlasi, primarily his historical works, still attracts the attention of scholars and readers. His first published book "Seber Tarihi" told about the history of Siberia. This study shows that he carefully studied the sources and special literature on the history of Siberia and the Siberian Khanate, used not only Russian sources and literature in Russian, but also the works of Turkic, Arab and Persian authors (1).
The essay "Syuyunbike" is called a historical story and is dedicated to the last queen of Kazan, Syuyumbika. The book was published at the end of 1913. The author begins her book with an explanation of the origin of the name Syuyumbike and describes her entire life: the history of Syuyumbike's marriage with Jan-Gali (1533) and Safa-Girey (1536), the last years of his reign on the Kazan throne with his young son Utyamysh-Girey, separation from her son, the tragedy of the last days of her life (1).

The main historical work of H. Atlasi is undoubtedly the book about the Kazan Khanate ("Kazan Khanate"), which was published in 1914. Labor includes the period from the founding of the city of Kazan to its fall - the conquest by the Russians in 1552 (1).

"History of Siberia", "Syuyunbike", "Kazan Khanate" - the first studies in the Tatar language, most fully revealing the historical development of the Tatar people in the Middle Ages. They give the reader a lot of valuable and useful information, therefore they were used in schools as textbooks, and were popular among ordinary readers (1).

Atlasi lived and worked in a turbulent historical era. Achievements, contradictions, tragedies of that time found a kind of refraction in his work and life. And today he remains for us an original researcher, a brilliant teacher, a public figure, just a person who honestly served his people.

Sources:

1. Alishev S. Hadi Atlasi (1876-1938) / Tatar intellectuals: historical portraits / Comp. R. Mukhametshin. - 2nd ed., Kazan: Magarif, 2005 - p. 203-213

2. Zagidullin I., Khadi Atlasi. History of Siberia / Protatar.ru

3. Khabutdinov A. The concept of the Turkic-Tatar statehood by Hadi Atlasi / Tatar-history.narod

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Mukhametdinova Alsu Hannanovna. Khadi Atlasi as a historian: dissertation ... Candidate of Historical Sciences: 07.00.02.- Kazan, 2003.- 148 p .: silt. RSL OD, 61 03-7 / 828-7

Introduction

Chapter I. The main milestones in the life and work of X. Atlasi 21

1 Biography Pages 21

2 Pedagogical and socio-political activities 42

Chapter II. Reflection of the history of the Tatar people in the works of H. Atlasi ..60

1 Formation of scientific concept H. Atlasi 60

2 Problems of the history of Siberia 75

3 Kazan Khanate 93

Conclusion 128

List of used sources and literature 131

Biography Pages

In which H. Atlasi lived and worked. As you know, factors such as the living environment, historical era, heredity (natural abilities), upbringing have a serious impact on the formation of personality, a person's worldview. How did these factors affect the life and work of Khadi Atlasov?

An entry in the register of births testifies that Muhammadha-di-so-called the future scientist-was born on August 29, 1876 in the village of Nizhnee Chekurskoe, Buinsk uyezd, Simbirsk province.36 His father was Mulla Miftahutdin, the mother of the future thinker was Sarvizhamal. Education based on Muslim traditions laid fertile ground for the successful development of the future researcher as a person. Hadi was the third youngest child in the family, the eldest were sisters - their names were Halima and Fairuza.37 Muhammadhadi grew up in an enlightened family. Father gave his son the opportunity to get primary education. After that, Hadi continued his studies with Damella Nurgali in the Buinsky madrasah.38 There he mastered the Eastern languages ​​- Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and joined the spiritual heritage of the East. Muhammadhadi, who by nature had excellent abilities, independently studied the Russian language, comprehensively expanded his knowledge. The desire of the future scientist to replenish the baggage of his knowledge brought him to Orenburg, which at that time was an important center of the Tatar national culture and education.

Sharaf B. Ghani Bay.-Orenburg, 1913.-B. 142. The end of the 19th - the beginning of the 20th centuries was marked by turning points in the history of the Tatar people, characterized by major historical events: During this period, there were noticeable changes in the socio-economic and spiritual life of Russia, which could not but affect the Kazan Territory. In the era of rapidly developing capitalist relations, in the 80s of the XIX century, the ideology of Jadidism was formed in Russia. Jadidism, which was a system of views of the Tatar national bourgeoisie and the intelligentsia on reforming the national education system, later took shape as a political trend. The Tatar bourgeoisie accepted the challenges of its century and gave convincing answers to these challenges. It was declared loudly about the need to overcome the backwardness of Tatar society and develop secular education and culture. As modern researchers note, Jadidism really became a significant social movement in the formation and development of a bourgeois nation.40 Jadidism proceeded from the need to familiarize Tatars, including women, with the achievements of European culture and science, and secular education. It goes without saying that the new social movement of the Tatars contributed to the reform of the language, contributed to the rise of the national print of the literature of art.

In an era of such significant changes, Orenburg becomes the most important center of national development, along with Kazan, Ufa and Astrakhan, as noted earlier.

In Orenburg, thanks to the patrons of art - industrialists Ghani and Akhmed Khusainov, broad support was provided for the Tatar national education. Their funds supported the Khusainiya madrasah, four dozen new-method schools, provided scholarships for shakirs.42 Gani-bai Khusainov opened courses on the preparation of national

F. Karimi was fluent in many Eastern and European languages. He actively introduced his shakirds to European culture, Western languages, opened for them a previously unknown world of the West. Studying in the rich library "Husainiya", Hadi Atlasi actively studied the German language and literature. It was in Orenburg, in our opinion, in the worldview of H. Atlasi that the synthesis of traditional oriental knowledge with the secular scientific and cultural achievements of Western civilization took place. This synthesis allowed the future thinker to critically assess the historical experience of Russia, to better imagine the advantages of the economic and political system of Western states. At the same time, Gayaz Iskhaki studied at courses in Orenburg. Later he became a famous Tatar thinker who actively fought for the freedom of his nation.

After graduation, H. Atlasi returned to his native madrasah in Bu-insk. Staying in Orenburg and getting acquainted with the ideas of Jadidism prompted H. Atlasi to active creative activity. In the Buinsky madrasah, a young mugallim made changes to the curriculum, began to work on the creation of new; textbooks. As a result of creative research in 1902, his works "Gilme heyat" ("Science of astronomy"), "Tari-he tabigiy" ("Natural history") appeared. The above works were published in Kazan by the lithotypography of I.N. Kharitonova

Pedagogical and socio-political activities

The Duma contributed to the development of H. Atlasi's abilities as a politician. While working in the Muslim faction, he had the opportunity to communicate with such a bright personality as Sadri Maksudi. At the Sorbonne, S.Maxudi received an excellent European education. He really could give a lot to a novice scientist. Using parliamentary opportunities, Hadi Atlasi took an active part in the publication of the newspaper "Duma". This newspaper was published in St. Petersburg, it widely covered the political life of the then Russia, including the work of the parliament.

The Muslim labor group, of which H. Atlasi was a member, propagandized the ideas of the Trudoviks among the population. He actively worked with his constituents, paying serious attention to the requests and wishes of the people. the newspaper "Duma" published the orders of the residents of the city of "Dum" were published points of Almetyevo, Bigash The demands of voters included such issues as religious autonomy for Muslims, equality of nations, granting women the right to vote. The newspaper was closed by the government after its sixth issue.12

H. Atlasi, being an official member of the Muslim faction, he regularly attends its meetings. Fraktsich played an important role in the social-pooitic life of the Muslims of Russia. Discussion on the development of religion in a spiritual and spiritual character contributed to the unification of the Muslim 126 peoples into a single social and political movement.

The idea of ​​a national revival caused an unprecedented interest of the Tatars to their history, to their historical roots. Being in St. Petersburg, in a large center of oriental studies in Russia, H. Atlasi enriched his library with valuable literature. Cultural

Usmanova D.M. The Muslim faction and the problems of "freedom of conscience" in the State Duma of Russia (1906-1917) ...- p. 140. ; shDuma, 1907.21 April-30 May. 24 Duma, 1907, May 1; May 1. 23 Usmanova D.M. Decree. cit. -C39. 26 Tamzhe.-C41. the historical past of the city, the long-standing scientific traditions of St. Petersburg had a beneficial effect on the preparation of the source base for its scientific research. Collecting materials on the history of the Türko-Tatars, the young researcher drew attention to such a feature as the poor coverage of their history by the scientists of the Türko-Tatar world. H. Atlasi explained this circumstance by the insufficiency or absence of the Türkic-speaking sources. Having carefully studied the eastern sources, he turned his gaze to the Russian chronicles, Russian-language historical literature. Some of these materials, including rare publications on Oriental studies, are purchased by H. Atlasi in St. Petersburg.

On June 3, 1907, the Second Duma was dissolved by the government; this event signified the onset of reaction in all areas of public life. The internal policy of the government was aimed at increasing terror and political persecution. Organizations of students and democratic intelligentsia were destroyed, and the publication of a number of democratic newspapers and magazines was banned. The Church urged Russians to Christian humility. In the national policy of the Russian state, there was an increase in Russification tendencies. To a large extent, this contributed to the growth of the national liberation movement. Despite the carried out agrarian reform, the government did not satisfy the needs of the peasants in land. The socio-political crisis was growing in the country again.

H. Atlasi's scientific activities are becoming more closely linked with politics. On March 31, 1906, the Ministry of Education of Russia approved a regulation, which considered the system of education in schools for foreigners in the eastern regions of Russia. The essence of the innovations was the introduction of the Slavic alphabet into the educational process, including in Tatar educational institutions. Having sharply criticized the policy of tsarism in the field of education, H. Atlasi wrote a brochure called a book published in Orenburg in the Karimov printing house in 1906. In it, the author exposed the Russification policy of the tsarist government. On June 19, 1909, the tsarist authorities drew up an indictment against Hadi Atlasi, as well as against the book's publisher F. Karimi. They were both brought to trial. The case was considered by the Saratov Court of Justice. The adopted court decision stated the following: "The author of the Atlasov brochure indicates that the Russian government in relation to Muslims set out to Russify them, convert them to Christianity and destroy their nationality and, in the end, wipe them off the face of the earth." on the court's decision, all copies of the brochures were also confiscated in the fortress. lines about what happened: “Hadi Atlasi's mother - Sarvizhamal ana - burst into tears when she learned that her son had been imprisoned. He, calming his mother, expressed the following words: “Don't worry, mother, because of my imprisonment. I am going to prison for the freedom of my nation, for me it is an honor ”, and the words spoken by H. Atlasi in 1909, in our opinion, largely reveal both the essence of his life and the meaning of his creative activity.

After his release, Khadi Miftahutdinovich oyl was stripped of his spiritual title and was taken under constant police surveillance. School for girls the dyla of zayueta organized by him.In the future, he devoted himself entirely to the

Problems of the history of Siberia

Kuchum tried to strengthen his state and his influence among the peoples of Siberia. H. Atlasi, drawing historical parallels, compared him with the mighty ruler of the Golden Horde, Khan Uzbek. The historian spoke with admiration about the manifestation of fortitude, strength, and unshakable spirit of Kuchum in battles with Yermak's army. The scientist noted that the capture of relatives and friends, the conversion of the Russian tsar, even his own son, who was in Russian captivity, did not affect the khan. Kuchum's words, which he uttered in response to the proposal of the Russian governor to surrender, are in many respects consonant with Syuyumbike's monologue. Kuchum said the following: “when he was still young, he was not going to; to serve the tsar, and now, when he is old, he still does not want and cannot serve. ”235 Kuchum's words and Syuyumbike's monologue during captivity sound like a requiem for a lost homeland. Through the tragedy of these personalities - national heroes, H. Atlasi conveyed the historical tragedy of the Turks “shaking the Universe”.

On the problem of the conquest of Siberia by the Russian state H. Atlasi singled out three most important points: 1) annexation of the land of Ugra; 2) the activities of the Stroganov salt producers; 3) Ermak's hikes. According to the historian, the conquest of Siberia began with the military campaigns of the Russians on the lands of Ugra. According to the scientist, Yugra is the name of the lands of the northern part of Russia and the outskirts of Western Siberia from the side of the Arctic Ocean.236 With the annexation of Novgorod and the land of Yugra, which was considered from the 13th century. Novgorod, the possession of the Russian state expanded from the north. In modern scientific literature, Ugra is regarded as a territory between the Pechora rivers and the Northern Urals, inhabited by the Khanty and partly Mansi tribes.237 The Moscow Grand Duchy began the struggle for Ugra, in the second half of the 15th century. this land was gradually incorporated into the Russian state. H. Atlasi characterized the era of the reign of Ivan III as a key one in Russian history.

In the development of Siberian lands, a significant role was played by the activities of the Stroganov merchants. Based on the data of the Dutch traveler Witzen, H. Atlasi wrote that the ancestor of the famous merchants was voluntarily baptized by the Tatar Murza. The researcher examined the history and fate of the main representatives of the Stroganov merchant dynasty. They founded the salt industry in the cities of Ustyug and Solvychegodsk. In 1558, merchants-industrialists received a letter from Ivan the Terrible for the development of vacant land along the Kama from Solikamsk to the Chusovaya River. After 10 years, the Stroganovs expanded their possessions to the lower reaches of the Kama, built fortresses there. Commercial and industrial facilities, the income of the Stroganovs were threatened by the raids of the Nogai and Siberian Tatars. A certain danger was posed by the Cossacks, who had been fighting on the Don for a long time. The Cossacks, led by Ermak, who fled from the Volga from the persecution of the tsarist authorities, reached the possessions of the salt producers. H. Atlasi was convinced that the Stroganovs did not invite Yermak, but only had to show him "favor" because of the fear of protecting "their economic (economic) interests" from robbers from the high road. On this issue, the scientist shared the point of view of his predecessors G.F. Miller, I.E. Fisher.

In the Russian conquests from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, according to H. Atlasi, the lands of Yugra served as a kind of springboard, which were annexed as a result of military campaigns in 1465, 1483, 1499, 1500. Russian military operations in the East began precisely from the Ugra land. Therefore, the author calls this historical event the initial stage of the conquest of Siberia. :

In expanding the Russian lands in the east, H. Atlasi assigned an important role to the leader of the Cossack detachment - Ermak. The historian devoted separate chapters to the actions of Yermak and his Cossack detachment. The scientist gave a brief outline of the history of the Cossacks, the appearance of Ermak and the Cossack detachment was associated with

Atlasi h. Seber tarikhy. Seenbike. Kazan khanlygy ...- B.54-56. historical conditions of the development of Russia. The appearance of the Cossacks in the east of the country was largely due to the socio-economic conditions of Russia at the beginning of the 17th century, in particular, the general increase in the volume of taxes, the strengthening of serfdom. As a result, residents of the central regions of Russia were forced to move to the outskirts. Many refugees ended up on the Don, where robberies and robberies of Russian foreign merchants and traders became a common occupation for the settlers. The Cossacks began to reach the Volga and Kama, descended to the Caspian Sea. Judging by the descriptions of H. Atlasi, the Cossacks tried to avoid open clashes with the authorities. The Russian government decided to punish the Cossacks for their participation in robberies. To defeat the Cossacks, an army was sent under the leadership of Ivan Murashkin. Among the robbers was the famous ataman Ermak Timofeevich. To try to avoid the "tsar-punishment", in the summer of 1578, Ermak and the Cossacks were forced to climb the Chusovaya River. So Ermak met the Stroganovs. X Atlasi defined the goal of Yermak's campaigns as follows: to acquire material wealth by robbing the local population in Siberia. When covering the military operations of the Cossack detachments in Siberia, the scientist confirmed his positions and conclusions with references to the Siberian chronicles. 139

Kazan Khanate

Another historian G. Gubaidullin, a contemporary of H. Atlasi, directly linked the tragic fate of Kazan with the consequences of the socio-economic crisis.320 This crisis was caused by a significant demographic growth of the population of northeastern Russia at the end of the 15th century. Russia could solve the problem of a shortage of land in two ways: by means of intensive farming technology or by seizing natural resources from its neighbors. The conquest of the Kazan Khanate, as G. Gubaidullin believed, was the result of the displacement of the Kazan Tatars by the Russian ethnos. Consequently, the fall of Kazan was due to objective reasons.

Unlike G. Gubaidullin, H. Atlasi are external reasons for the death of the Kazan Khanate; considered taking into account the lack of unified actions of the Muslim world against the expansionist policy of Russia. The Tatar thinker largely explained the fall of Kazan by the fact that the Turkish sultan did not adequately assess the situation and did not provide the Kazan people with the necessary support.321 During the reign of Suleiman Qanuni, the Turks really represented a formidable force.322 Despite this, the Turkish side did not provide the Kazan khan necessary help. This attitude of Turkey towards its brother, the Muslim state, was critically assessed by scholars. This position had a corresponding explanation. Firstly, the policy of the Ottoman Port in relation to Tatar yurts was in fact transferred to the jurisdiction of the Crimean khans. Second, the Turkish state was preoccupied with other foreign policy issues related to the Hapsburgs, Safavids, and the Portuguese. Istanbul considered these issues to be more important than the problem of relations between Kazan and Moscow.

H. Atlasi did not specifically dwell on the issue of the influence of the geopolitical factor on historical events. At the same time, he recognized the negative role of the fact that the Kazan Khanate was geographically distant from the Crimean Khanate. The historian noted the relative weakness of the Astrakhan and Siberian khanates, the disunity of these state formations, which also made it easier for the Russian army to capture Kazan.

Hadi Atlasi: did not indicate the role and significance of the great geographical discoveries at the end of the 15th century. - the beginning of the 16th century, which significantly influenced the system of not only economic, but also political relations in Europe, the fate of individual countries and peoples. Undoubtedly, the absence of the due economic interest of Western Europe to develop trade relations with Russia forced Moscow to turn its eyes to the East. In many respects, this circumstance explains the military campaigns of the Russian state against the Kazan and other Tatar khanates. Consequently, changes in the development of world trade routes, the world price revolution significantly influenced the history of the Tatars. This is not mentioned in the historical works of H. Atlasi, which, of course, to some extent impoverishes the content of his works. At the same time, however, one should not forget that the historical research of the scientist corresponded to the level of development of the historical science of that time. Therefore, this shortcoming can hardly be reproached with him.

In Russian historiography, the reasons for the conquest of the Kazan Khanate by Russia are considered in sufficient detail. This historic event was mainly seen as a desire to ensure the foreign policy tasks1 of Russia to strengthen its eastern border, to possess

Among Russian historians-contemporaries of H. Atlasi, the reasons and consequences of the conquest of the Kazan state were interpreted in different ways. S.F. Platonov in his lectures on Russian history said: “... Kazan was a chronic ulcer of Moscow life, and therefore its capture became a national celebration, sung by a folk song. After the capture of Kazan, within twenty years, it was turned into a large Russian city; at different points of the foreign Volga region, fortified cities were erected as a support of the Russian government and the Russian population. The masses of the people reached out, quietly, to the rich lands of the Volga region and to the forest regions of the middle Urals. The vast expanses of valuable lands were measured by the Moscow authorities and mastered by folk labor. This was the meaning of the "Kazan capture", sensitively guessed by the people's mind. The occupation of the lower Volga and Western Siberia was a natural consequence of the elimination of the barrier that the Kazan kingdom was for Russian colonization. "

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Chapter I. The main milestones in the life and work of X. Atlasi.

§ 1 Pages of biography.

§ 2 Pedagogical and socio-political activities.

Chapter II. Reflection of the history of the Tatar people in the works of H. Atlasi.

§ 1 Formation of the scientific concept of H. Atlasi.

§ 2 Problems of the history of Siberia.

§ 3 Kazan Khanate.

Dissertation introduction (part of the abstract) on the topic "Hadi Atlasi as a historian"

Formulation of the problem. Contemporary Russian society is going through a difficult process of rethinking its history. Against the background of these changes, the internal need of historical science itself is manifested in the reconstruction of the historical truth about the past of the peoples of Russia, including the Tatar people. Therefore, it is essential to appeal to the work of the glorious representatives of the Tatar historical school, who successfully developed the problems of their native land and played a significant role in the spiritual revival of their nation. Comprehension of the scientific heritage of thinkers of the past allows you to select valuable ideas that need to be further developed and used in practical activities! sti. In this regard, the study of the creative laboratory and the historical heritage of the prominent Tatar scientist and public figure Mukhammadhadi Miftahutdinovich Atl-lasov (1876-1938) is of undoubted scientific interest. The most significant pages of Russian history are reflected in his biography.

Relevance of the research topic. The dissertation research is devoted to the study of the life and creative activity of H. Atlasi - a famous historian, teacher and public figure. The need for a comprehensive study of H. Atlasi's work is due to the poor study of his historical heritage, the inadequacy of determining the specific contribution of the scientist to the formation of Tatar historical thought. His peculiar understanding and original coverage of the history of the Tatar people, determination of its place and role in the development of the Eurasian civilization have not lost their significance at the present time. H. Atlasi's scientific works make it possible to better understand the history and fate of the Tatars, contribute to a better understanding of the current state of society. Proceeding from this, the appeal to the scientific heritage of the historian is both timely and relevant.

Certain aspects of the scientist's work attracted the attention of historians. However, until now in the Tatar scientific thought there is no monographic study dedicated to H. Atlasi.

The degree of knowledge of the problem. The historiography of the issue as a whole is very few. Chronologically, it can be classified as follows:

2) publications that date from the mid-1980s to the present day. During this period, the main historical works of H. Atlasi were republished. After a long oblivion, the process of gradual restoration of historical justice in relation to the scientist began. :

Researchers first started talking about the work of H. Atlasi after the publication of his main works in 1913. In the journalistic articles of various authors, mainly biographical information was given, an attempt was made to highlight the pedagogical, social and scientific activities of the historian. Among the first publications, it should be noted in the Muslim calendar - "Zaman calendar" an article by an anonymous author, in which H.

In 1914, under the pseudonym Altai, a long article was published in the Yulduz newspaper, in which the work Syuyunbike was characterized as a study vividly recreating the life of a famous statesman and national heroine.3

The historical works of H. Atlasi were examined at that time by the beginner, and later became the world famous Turkologist A.-Z. Validi.

1 Zaman calendar.-1913.-B.58

2 Most likely this is the pseudonym of G.B. Batgal.

His review was somewhat critical. He did not share the assessment of H. Atlasi regarding the reasons for the fall of the Kazan Khanate. According to A.-Z. Validi, the main reasons for the historical tragedy of the Kazan Tatars were objective. However, the reviewer generally praised the scientist's attempts to create a scientific history.

H. Atlasi's historical works attracted the attention of Russian orientalists. Academician V.V. Barthold, in his review, written in 1916, explained that H. Atlasi objectively assessed the activities of Russian statesmen of the 15th-16th centuries, respectively, giving them a positive assessment. V.V. Barthold called H. Atlasi a Tatar patriot, since the scientist spoke with pain in his heart about the loss of statehood by the Tatars in the second half of the 16th century.5

In general, in the pre-revolutionary period, the assessment of H. Atlasi's work was in the nature of reviews and was not a thorough and comprehensive study of the historical works of the Tatar scientist.

In the Soviet period, at the beginning of the 1920s, H.Atlasi's study "Kazan Khanate" was republished, which was highly appreciated by historians. In his famous essays, Jamaletdin Validi wrote about Hadi Atlasi as a prominent scientist who devoted himself to the study of national history.6 The works of the scientist, primarily the “Kazan Khanate”, were highly appreciated by Gaziz Gubaidullin. According to G. Gubaidullin, the work is a serious scientific study, valuable and remarkable for the fact that Hadi Atlasi was the first among historians to widely attract new materials, for example, the khan's label Sahib-Girey. In general, G. Gubaidullin assessed the works of H. Atlasi as a new phenomenon in the Turkic-Tatar historiography.

4 Validy A.-3. Seenbike // Sembike, - 1914, - No. 4, - B.7-11; - No. 5, - B.5-6

5 Notes of the Eastern Branch of the Russian Archaeological Society. - 1916.-T.2-3, issue З-4.-С.421-422.

6 Validi J. Essays on the history of education and literature of the Tatars. - M.-P., 1923.- S. 146.

7 Gubaidullin G.S. The development of historical literature among the Turkic-Tatar peoples // First All-Union Turkological Congress. - Baku, 1926.- p. 48

Since the end of the 1920s, due to accusations of anti-Soviet activity, the work of H. Atlasi was undeservedly forgotten for a long time. In fact, it is these works of J. Validi and G. Gubaidullin that the historiography about H. Atlasi of the Soviet period is limited to.

A new stage in the study of H. Atlasi's work began only in the mid-80s. After many years of silence, in December 1986 a large article by prominent Tatar scientists-professors Ya.G. Abdullina, M.A. Usmanov and I.R. Tagirova.8 The publication was timed to coincide with the 110th anniversary of the birth of the Tatar historian. It covered the life of the scientist, analyzed the social, political, pedagogical and scientific activities of H. Atlasi, and appreciated his creative heritage. Famous Tatar scholars characterized him as a major historical figure. The article was the first important step in restoring the good name and legacy of Hadi Atlasi.

Soon afterwards, an article by the same authors was published in the Nauka newspaper (July 24, 1989), which was titled "The Truth About Hadi Atlasi." Later in 1995, the same article was included in the book by Y. G. Abdullin "Millat Yazmyshy" ("The Fate of the Nation"), 9

In the 1990s, Professor B made a significant contribution to the study of H. Atlasi's creativity; F. Sultanbekov. Using the rich archival material of the multivolume "Atlasov Case", he recreated the tragic periods of the scientist's life.10 The works of BF Sultanbekov contain important information for studying the socio-political and historical views of H. Atlasi on topical issues of domestic and international life.

Of great importance for the study of the scientific works of Hadi Atlasi were

8 Abdullin Ya.G., Gosmanov M.A., Tairov I.R. Nadi Atlasi turenda // Kazan utlary.-1986.-№ 11.-B. 172176.:

9 Abdullin Ya.G., Gosmanov M.A., Tairov I.R. Sadi Atlasi - galim em demagat eshlekles // Abdullin Ya.G. Millet ulcers. - Kazan, 1999.-B.103-112.

10 Sultanbekov B.F. The case of Hadi Atlasov in the context of the political atmosphere of the 30s // His same. Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev: Fates. People. Time. - Kazan, 1991.-P.72-100 Soltanbekov B.F. Sadi Atlasi kisete // His. Tarikh serlere achila.- Kazan, 1994.-B.13-23. the works of Doctor of Historical Sciences S.Kh. Alishev, who in the early 90s headed a group of Tatar scientists to republish the works of the historian. S.Kh. Alishev wrote an introductory article to the collection of republished works of the scientist "History of Siberia", "Syuyunbike", "Kazan Khanate." ...

Peru, a prominent Tatar scientist, academician A.G. Karimullin, wrote the article "Ladi Atlasi Em Ansch" Seen-bike "se" ("Khadi Atlasi and his" Syuyunbike "), published in the newspaper" Sheri Kazan "(" City of Kazan ") in 1991. A.G. Karimullin thoroughly covered the scientific activities of H. Atlasi, noted a wide range of sources attracted by the scientist, including in foreign languages. The academician wrote that the historical works of H. Atlasi are imbued with a deep feeling of love for his nation.

In the preface to the reprinted reprint of "Syuyunbike" (1992) Academician M.A.Usmanov noted that the work of H. Atlasi occupies a special place in Tatar science, since his works are distinguished by purposefulness and consistency.12 The strength of this work, according to the academician, is is the condemnation of the Tatar feudal lords for greed and gluttony in relation to power and wealth. M.A.Usmanov pointed out that H. Atlasi in his work made the most of the opportunities available at that time to attract source material for a more truthful presentation of the life story of Syuyunbike. ;

Professor of Kazan University A.L. Litvin in his publications, relying on rich archival documents, highlighted recent years

The 13th life of a scientist showed its tragic ending. Articles by A.L. Litvin ha

11 Alishev S.Kh. Tatars tarikhchysy Sadi Atlasi // Atlas II.Ceoep tarikhy. Seenbike. Kazan khanlygy.-Kazan, 1993.-B, 3-15.

12 Usmanov M.A. Avyr tarihnisch mozla kaytavazy. // Atlasov L. Seenbike.-Kazan, 1992.-B.64-71.

13 Litvin A.L. Milletcheler eshe // Kazan utlary.-1993.-№4; Its the same. Operation Nationalists // Ban on Life. - Kazan, 1993.-P.42-60 are characterized by the use of new sources, in particular, we are talking about the letter of H. Atlasi to Stalin. The article contains the last word of the scientist at the court session in 1938, after which H. Atlasi was shot. !

In connection with the 120th anniversary of Hadi Atlasi, the magazine "Kazan utlary" published the first article "Ut echengde kalgan kugerchen kebek" ("Like a pigeon caught in the fire"), the authors of which were S.Kh. Alishev, Doctor of Historical Sciences and Candidate of Historical sciences RG Galliamov.14 In this article, the authors highly appreciated the journalism of H. Atlasi, in particular the historian's brochure: "Yatsa nizam ve golyamalarymyz" ("New law and our i ulema"). It also contains the text of this work in Russian with comments from the authors of the publication. Modern Tatar scientists believe that the work "Yatsa nizam ve golyamalarymyz" is relevant to this day, and many of the thoughts expressed in it are consonant with our reality15.

In understanding the creative heritage of H. Atlasi, the anniversary conferences (1996, 2001), held in Bugulma and Kazan under the auspices of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan, played a significant role. At one of these conferences, Academician I.R. Tagirov highly appreciated the activities of Hadi Atlasi as a historian. He emphasized the originality of H. Atlasi's views on the history of the Tatar people, called the scientist a true historian16.

Certain aspects of H. Atlasi's creative activity are highlighted in the monograph by D.M. Usmanova “The Muslim faction and the problems of“ freedom of conscience ”in the State Duma of Russia (1906-1917).” 17 The monograph contains materials on the activities of Muslim deputies of various convocations of the State Duma. XX century.

14 Alishev S.Kh., Gallyamov R.G. Ut echende kalgan kugerchen kebek // Kazan utlary.- 1996.- №12.-Б.157-158.

15 Ibid. |

16 Tagirov I.R. The land of Almetyevskaya is the birthplace of outstanding figures of Tatar culture // Materials of the scientific-practical conference. -Almetyevsk, 1999, November 23-25. - S.25-29

17 Usmanova D.M. Muslim faction and problems of "freedom of conscience" in the State Duma of Russia (1906-1917) .- Kazan, 1999.

The book contains a summary table of the members of the Muslim faction I-IV of the State Duma. The sixth number in this table is Atlasov Hadi Miftahutdinovich. 18

In the last decade of the 20th century, the life and work of H. Atlasi were actively studied1 in the context of research into the biographies of prominent people in the Almetyevsk region, where the scientist worked at one time. Detailed information about the prominent Tatar researcher should be included in the forthcoming Almetyevsk encyclopedia. In particular, it will present interesting information about the activities of H. Atlasi in the State Duma.19;

Considering the Tatar historiography of the late XIX - early XX centuries, Professor R.U. Amirkhanov noted the

20 the direction of H. Atlasi's creativity.

In 1996, the public of the city of Bugulma created the H. Atlasi Foundation. This foundation established a prize, which is awarded annually to those who have made the greatest contribution to the development of Tatar science and culture. Famous scientists and cultural figures have already become laureates of the H. Atlasi Prize: R. Fakhrutdinov (1996), M. Usmanov (1997), G. Dautov (1998), F. Idelle (1999), Z. Zainullin (2000), etc. ...

The author of the thesis does not support the point of view that the Russian historian VV Trepavlov expressed in his work "History of the Nogai Horde". V.V. Trepavlov, characterizing the works of the Tatar enlighteners of the last quarter of the XIX - early XX century, including the works of H. Atlasi, pointed out that they “have no scientific value and serve as evidence of a certain (initial) stage in the formation of national history. riography. ”21 In the stated position, in our opinion, traces

18 Usmanova D.M. Muslim faction and problems of "freedom of conscience" in the State Duma of Russia (1906-1917). -P.129.

19 Her. State Duma deputies from the southeastern region of Tatarstan. // From the history of the Al-metyevsk region.-Almetyevsk, 1999.-Issue 1. -C. 183.

20 Amirkhanov R.U. Tatar historiography: oriental-turkological aspects. // Scientific Tatarstan.-2000.-№3.-С.70-74.

21 Trepavlov V.V. History of the Nogai Horde.- M., 2001.-P.9. There is a definite attempt to consider the historical science of the past from the point of view of the present day, the current state of science. Such an approach cannot but raise a well-founded objection.

Foreign historiography is also not numerous, but it gave an objective assessment earlier than the domestic one. The biography of H. Atlasi was included in one of the encyclopedias published in 1970 in Turkey.22 It contains information that is not found in domestic publications. For example, it is said about the participation of H. Atlasi in 1920 in Baku in the Congress of Eastern Peoples, material is given about the work of the scientist on the work "Altyn Urda tarikhy" - "History of the Golden Horde". However, this encyclopedia contains certain inaccuracies. They relate to the year of birth and death, the place of birth and death of the scientist. The publication, in particular, states: HADI ATLAS I (SIMBIR 1875-SOLOVKI 1940) - Hadi Atlasi (Simbir 1875-Solovki 1940).

Biographical information is available in the writings of a well-known scientist

23 hoturkologist Akhmet Temir, one of the relatives of H. Atlasi.

In general, noting a certain degree of study of the biography of the thinker, it can be concluded that the work of Hadi Atlasi as a historian in Russian historiography has not yet been sufficiently considered. His historical views were not subjected to a holistic and systemic study. Therefore, this topic needs further development. The process of formation of the historical concept of H. Atlasi, his multifaceted scientific and social activities deserve close attention of scientists.

The purpose of this work is to analyze the historical works of H. Atlasi, to determine his place and role in the development of Tatar historical science. To achieve this goal, the following tasks are set:

22 Ansiklopedik s6zlfik.-Ankara, 1970.-C.272.

23 Turk kulturu ara§tirmalan.-Ankara, 1993.-C.20-37.

1. Trace the main milestones in the life of Hadi Atlasi.

2. Consider the process of formation and development of H. Atlasi as a historian.

3. To highlight the views of the scientist on the early period of development of the Tatar people, the history of the Siberian Khanate and the Kazan Khanate.

4. Describe his pedagogical and socio-political activities:

The object of this research was the creative activity of H. Atlasi, a famous Tatar scientist of the late 19th - first third of the 20th centuries. His historical work became the subject of a dissertation study.

The chronological framework of the work covers the period of the last third of the 19th century - the end of the 30s of the 20th century. At this time, the vital activity of X: Atlasi, the formation and development of his historical views fell. ;

To write a dissertation, the author used the methods of scientific research used in modern historical science. The methodological basis of this work was such principles as comprehensiveness, objectivity, historicism. They made it possible to consider historical phenomena in organic connection with the conditions that give rise to them, the mutual dependence of historical events and facts. The dissertation research was carried out taking into account the unity of internal and external, objective and subjective factors in the development of the historical process.

Objectivity as a scientific principle presupposes a presentation of this or that event or phenomenon as close as possible to the historical truth. A prominent Tatar scientist of the early XX century R. Fakhretdin noted: “Since those who write history have friends and enemies, they can sometimes depict white as black, black as white. However, history itself has neither enemies nor friends. Before her, all peoples and states are equal. Her path consists of truth and she does not stray from it and therefore cannot look at people with different eyes. " The use of the principle of objectivity allowed the dissertation author to more clearly present the creative laboratory of Hadi Atlasi, analyze the formation and development of his historical views.

The dissertation candidate proceeded from the methodological position of H. Atlasi's contemporary - the famous Russian historian V.O. Klyuchevsky, according to which history acts not as a teacher, but as an overseer,

25 punishes for ignorance of the lessons of the development of society. It follows from this that mistakes that have taken place in the past should not be allowed, so as not to repeat such mistakes in the present and the future. The true spiritual and cultural revival of the people, which Tatar thinkers dreamed of in the late 19th - early 20th centuries, implied a new rise in national consciousness, and this is really impossible without taking into account the past, characteristics of the present, and forecasting the future.

The works of famous scientists of the second half of the XX century S.Kh. Alishev, A.G. Mukhamadiev, I.R.Tagirov, M.A.Usmanov, R.G. Fakhrutdinov, A.Kh. Khalikov played an important role in understanding the place and role of of the Tatar people in the historical development of Eurasia. Thus, the research of I.R.Tagirov "The history of the national statehood of the Tartar people and Tatarstan" allowed the author of the dissertation to trace the evolution of the statehood of the Tatars at various stages of historical development. Another work of I.R.Tagirov "Essays on the history of Tatarstan and the Tatar people (XX century)" made it possible to better represent the historical era, which fell on the main part of H. Atlasi's work.

24 Fakhretdin R. Syngan kutseleme ve yangan yeregeme yuanich. // Gasyrlar avazy.-Echo of centuries.-2001.-№3 / 4, -B.60.

23 Klyuchevsky V.O. Notebook with aphorisms. Aphorisms and thoughts about history. - M., 2001.-P.260

When working on the dissertation project, the monograph by MA Usmanov "Tatar sources of the 17th-18th centuries" was used.26 This publication helped the dissertation candidate to classify and characterize the sources associated with the scientific activities of X. Atlasi.

The following range of sources allows to reveal the set goal and objectives of the research:

3. Publications in the periodicals of his contemporaries about the life and work of the historian.

4. Memoirs of the students of Hadi Atlasi.

5. Personal documents from the Atlasov family archive.

6. Materials of interviewing descendants of H. Atlasi.

7. Historical works of contemporaries.

The main sources for writing the dissertation were the published works of H. Atlasi. Many of the historian's manuscripts were confiscated during the years of repression and were irretrievably lost. The bibliography of the scientist's scientific works contains more than 40 titles dating back to the period 1902 -1924. These are three monographs, as well as a cycle of scientific and popular science articles. I

One of the earliest scientific researches of H. Atlasi "Tarikhi ta-bigy" ("Natural history", Kazan, 1902, 31 pages) was published as a school textbook. The publication dealt with the issues of a training course in natural geography. This book was published in the printing house of I.N. Kharitonov, who made a significant contribution to the Tatar printing of the late 19th - early 20th centuries.

The scientist's brochure titled "Yatsa nizam ve golyamalarymyz" ("New law and our ulema") was published in Orenburg in 1906. It was directed against the conservative Muslim clergy, I

26 Usmanov M.A. Tatar historical sources HUP-HUShv.-Kazan, 1976. opposed to new educational ideas in the field of national education. ^

H. Atlasi's works covered a wide range of problems of the Tatar linguistics, history and public education. Publicistic articles published in the magazines Maktep (School), Shura (Council) prevailed among them. Since 1909, H. Atlasi's publications began to dominate the historical theme. In this regard, it is necessary to highlight such articles of the scientist as "Urlar hakynda tarikhi maglumat" ("Historical light

27 28 denya about notch lines ")," Sarkyl sheere "(" City of Sarkel ")," Pro

9Q professor Katanov ile mosekhebe "(" Conversation with Professor Katanov "),

Bashkortlar hakynda berer sus "(" About the Bashkirs "). They revealed the views of the scientist on certain problems of the history of the Turks, including the Tatar people. The above articles, as well as other materials by Hadi Atlasi, were published in numerous magazines and newspapers in Arabic script ^ Many of them are still not known to the general scientific community.

Historical works "Seber tarikhi" ("History of Siberia"), "Seenbike" ("Syuyunbike"), "Kazan khanlygy" ("Kazan Khanate") were published in 1911-1914 by the publishing house "Umid" of the Akhmadullin brothers and brought the author the greatest fame. At the beginning of the 20th century, this publishing house occupied an important place among the Kazan printing houses specializing in the publication of books in the Tatar language.31 The first study "History of Siberia" was published in 1911 and was never reprinted. The second of the major works "Syuyunbike" was published in 1914. In the first edition of the Magarif Printing Company, the year of issue was not indicated. In the 90s of the XX century, the book "Syuyunbike" was republished in Cyrillic. The monograph "Kazan khanlygy" was published in

27 Shura.-1909.-No.14.-B.432-434.

28 Ibid. -1911.-№9.-Б.273-275.

29 Ibid. -1911.-№23.-B.711-713.

30 Shura.-1913.-No.9.-B.261-263; No.10.-B.297-299.

31 Karimullin A.G. Tatar book of the early XX century.-Kazan, 1974.-p. 120.

1914, and was reprinted twice in 1920 and 1924. The last reprint of the three main works of H. Atlasi was carried out in 1993, which made it possible to return the fundamental works of the scientist to a wide range of modern readers who do not know Arabic graphics. The works of Hadi Atlasi were an important source for studying the history of the Tatar people, analyzing the worldview and views of the scientist.

In addition to monographs, the dissertation examines and analyzes his publicistic works, mainly of the pre-revolutionary period.

The second group of sources on the topic of scientific research consisted of archival materials. A number of important sources are kept in the funds of the National Archives of the Republic of Tatarstan. First of all, these are documents related to the biography, political and social activities of the scientist.

The fund of the Kazan Spiritual Consistory (NA RT.F.4) contains information about the place and date of birth of the scientist, information about the parents of Hadi Atlasi.

The personal fund of F. Karimi (NA RT.F. 1370) contains important historical information about the actions of H. Atlasi in 1906 against the Russification policy of the Russian government, as well as his personal letters to F. Karimi.

The study of the fund of the Kazan Committee for Press Affairs (NA RT.F.420) made it possible to trace the publication time of the scientist's works, determine the circulation of publications and obtain information about the censors of his historical works.

Biographical data of Khadi Atlasi from 1903 to 1920 were preserved in the materials of the Chistopol Revolutionary Tribunal Foundation (NA RT. FR-779). Of particular interest are certificates that belonged to the chairman of the Almetyevsk village council, an employee of the agitation train “Krasny; Turkestan "N. Safargaliev, which gives a brief description of the pedagogical and social activities of H. Atlasi.

Archival materials, as well as the memories of eyewitnesses, made it possible to recreate the historical truth about the scientist, to assess the actions and decisions that were made during the difficult years of the revolution and civil war. They refute the information contained in the book "City of Happy Destiny", published by the Tatar book publishing house in Kazan in 1981. The following lines could be read in it: “The Almetyevsk mullah Atlasov played a sinister role in this. According to his lists and instructions in the Almetyevsk and Kichuy volosts, Tatar teachers, activists of the Soviet power in Tatar villages were almost completely exterminated ”32. The authors of the above publication insulted the people's memory of the outstanding son of the Tatar people, slandered H. Atlasi, attributed to him those actions that he did not actually perform.

In the 1st century BC. the famous Roman orator Cicero formulated the i main requirements for history: “Ne quid falsi audeat, ne quid veri nom audeat historia” 33 (“History should not lie, it should tell the truth”). In our opinion, the actions of people should be based on historical truth and justice, in this case the historical reality was distorted. ;

The pedagogical activity of the historian in the city of Bugulma is evidenced by documents from the fund of the Bugulma cantonal department of public education (NART. FR-315).

Materials of a multivolume investigative case from the fund of the Central State Archive of Historical and Political Documentation of the Republic of Tatarstan (TsGA IPD RT. F.8233.D.2-9521) contain information about the tragic years of the scientist's life. Based on the interrogation protocols of H. Atlasi, one can show his political convictions, reflect the evolution

32 The city of happy destiny. - Kazan, 1981.-P.78

33 Zelinsky F.F. The ancient world and us. - SPb., 1997, - P.86 17 tion of historical views. Undoubtedly, the study of these materials requires a critical approach. The confessions during the many-day "conveyor" interrogations, which were forced out by the NKVD workers at H. Atlasi, were organized in advance in the form of theses-answers. At the same time, according to these materials, one can judge about his position on issues of national policy, collectivization in agriculture, and religion.

The participation of the thinker in the 2nd Muslim Congress of 1917 in the city of Kazan is evidenced by the protocols drawn up by the famous Tatar scientist, public figure - R. Fakhretdin. These documents are kept in the personal fund of the scientist (NA AN RB.F.7) in the scientific archive of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Bashkortostan. According to the fund, the works of H. Atlasi ("Bashkortlar hakynda berer suz", "Kazan khanlygy"), together with R. Fakhretdin's manuscripts, first came to the famous orientalist A. N. Samoilovich, then to the department of manuscripts of the Saltykov-Shchedrin public library. Currently, these works are in the scientific archive of the Institute of Oriental Studies in St. Petersburg.

The third group consists of materials from periodicals in the Tatar and Russian languages ​​of the first third of the XX century. They contain some information about the creative activity of H. Atlasi. The study of such periodicals as "Zaman Calendar", "Syuyumbike", "Shura", "Yulduz" made it possible to determine what resonance in scientific circles caused the historical works of the scientist. The social and political activity of Atlasi1 was investigated on the basis of materials from the newspapers Duma (St. Petersburg, 1907), Kazanskoe Slovo (Kazan, 1917), and Tormysh (Life) (Ufa, 1917-1918). j

The fourth group included the memoirs of the former students of H. Atlasi - A. Kayumova, M. Rafikova-Mustafina, containing valuable material about the personality of Hadi Atlasi as a historian and teacher. For the pre-Soviet period of H. Atlasi's work, the study of political history was characteristic; the study of socio-economic factors remained outside the author's field of vision. From the memoirs of the thinker's students, it is clear that the scientist in the Soviet period paid the most serious attention to the economy, the influence of the objective conditions of the development of the state on all aspects of the socio-political life of the people. Unfortunately, the historical works of H. Atlasi, written in Soviet times, were not published, and the manuscripts were later lost. In this regard, it is rather difficult to trace the evolution of the scientist's creativity in full. The development of H. Atlasi's views can be judged on the basis of the recollections of his students and the materials of the interrogations to which he was subjected in 1936-1938:

The fifth group of sources are documents of personal origin. The dissertation makes extensive use of the scientist's letters to his relatives. About 16 letters have survived, which are currently kept in the city of Bugulma in the Atlasov family archive. It is clear from these letters that H. Atlasi wrote historical works in Soviet times, which were lost and did not find their readers. The materials from the Atlasov family archive, including private correspondence, made it possible to feel the spirit of the times in which the thinker lived and worked. Information about the Solovetsky period of the researcher's life can be obtained from personal letters sent by H. Atlasi to his sister Halima.

The manuscript of the plan for educational and methodological work, which belonged to the scientist's pen, gives an idea of ​​the teaching methodology of H. Atlasi, of some aspects of his pedagogical activity at school No. 12 in the city of Kazan. This source is currently also kept in the Atlasov family archive. ;

The sixth group includes conversations with the son of an outstanding scientist - Ugyz Khadievich Atlasov, during which it was possible to clarify some facts of H. Atlasi's biography, his views on life, attitude to religion. In particular, it is interesting that a scientist was invited to work in the Eastern category of St. Petersburg University during the First World War.

To reveal the research topic, the works of other well-known historians of the early 20th century in the Tatar and Russian languages ​​were used. They make it possible to determine the real contribution of H. Atlasi to the development of national historical science. When working on the dissertation, the works of V.V. Bartold, M.G. Khudyakov were used. The merit of V.V. Bartold lies in the fact that he gave a wide panorama of the development of various Turkic ethnic groups, which made it possible to better represent the picture of the origin of the Tatars, the formation and development of Turkic statehood.34

The history of the Kazan Khanate, written by M.G. Khudyakov, repressed in 1936, was a fundamental study in which various factors related to the creation, existence and fall of the largest state

I 35 education of our ancestors. This study is interesting for comparing the historical concepts of two different historians who lived in the same historical time - H. Atlasi and M. G. Khudyakov.

To characterize the historical views of H. Atlasi, to compare his scientific work with the work of his contemporaries, the historical works of G. Akhmarov, R. Fakhretdin, G.-B. Battal, A.-Z. Validi, G.S. Gubaidullin and others were involved. Unlike V.V. Bartold and M.G. Khudyakov, they belonged to the Tatar historical school, based on the traditions of Muslim historical thought. It goes without saying that the approaches of these authors differed in many respects from those of Western European or Russian researchers. I

The scientific novelty of the work lies in the fact that the proposed dissertation is the first attempt at a comprehensive study of the scientist's creative heritage. On the basis of numerous sources not previously introduced into scientific circulation, the author tried to highlight a little

34 Bartold V.V. Compositions. Works on the history and philology of the Turkic and Mongolian peoples, -M.D968.-T.5.

33 Khudyakov M.G. Essays on the history of the Kazan Khanate.-M., 1991. studied sides of the creative and personal biography of H. Atlasi.

The practical significance of this work lies in the fact that the results of the study can be used in the study of topical issues of the development of the Tatar people. It seems possible to use the provisions and conclusions contained in the works of H. Atlasi in the development of the problems of the history of nation-building, social thought of the Tatars.

Materials of the candidate's dissertation can be used to create popular essays on H. Atlasi, defining his place and role among prominent representatives of Tatar historical science. The materials of the author's research have significantly replenished the funds of the school museum in the city of Bugulma. The activities of this museum are dedicated to the life and work of its famous countryman.

Structure. The work consists of an introduction, two chapters, a conclusion and a list of used sources and literature.

Conclusion of the thesis on the topic "Domestic history", Mukhametdinova, Alsu Hannanovna

The main findings of the dissertation are as follows:

1. Life and 1 work of H. Atlasi fell on a turbulent period of transformations in Russia. These transformations were characterized by the modernization of the national economy, a significant rise in the economy, a significant increase in the spiritual needs of society, the accelerated development of culture and education. H. Atlasi's life coincided with the period of the national revival of the Tatar people. The growth of the economy, the strengthening of the political positions of the national bourgeoisie contributed to the rise in the field of national and historical self-awareness of the Tatars. It was in these conditions that the creative activity of H. Atlasi flourished, who, along with S. Mardzhani, stood at the origins of the creation of the scientific history of the Tatar people. The pre-Soviet period is characterized as the most fruitful in the scientific work of H. Atlasi. His scientific activity was inextricably linked with his active work in the pedagogical and socio-political spheres.

2. In the system of scientific knowledge H. Atlasi assigned the primary role to history. In his opinion, the main and most important function of historical knowledge is its enormous educational impact. The scientist emphasized that history should instill in a person a sense of national pride and unite the nation. Thanks to history, each nation accumulates its own historical experience, using this experience for successful state building.

The significance of the historical works of H. Atlasi in the first third of the XX century was that they contributed to the development of a higher level of national self-awareness of the Tatars. His works contributed to the expansion of the historical horizons of the people, introduced to the cultural values ​​of both the West and the East.

3. The formation of H. Atlasi as a historian was determined by the level of development of the historical science of Russia at that time, by the system of knowledge, by the methods of scientific research that were used by Russian and foreign researchers. The most important achievement of Tatar historical thought of that time was the accumulation of rich factual material. H. Atlasi's knowledge of the Arabic, Persian, Turkish languages ​​allowed him to attract additional source material to develop new approaches to studying the issue of the origin of the Tatars, the place and role of the Tatar people among the Turkic peoples. He was the first Tatar historian to put into circulation a significant amount of materials extracted from Russian monuments of the 15th-16th centuries. The information obtained contributed to the improvement of the narrative method for characterizing the centuries-old history of various Turkic state formations. The result of the scientific research of H. Atlasi is to raise the question of the multi-root origin of the Tatars.

4. In 1911-1914, H. Atlasi created the main works "Seber tarikhi", "Seenbike", "Kazan khanlygy", which have not lost their scientific significance at the present time. The value of the scientist's historical works lies in the wide coverage of various sources, the conceptual presentation of the material. He managed to approach the study of the history of the Tatar people on the basis of those scientific approaches that corresponded to the level of development of historical science at that time. According to the scientist, the history of the Tatars should be based on the common Turkic heritage represented by those early Turkic states that arose and existed in Altai. one

In the works of the scientist, an attempt is traced to systematize views on the origin of various Turkic peoples, including the Tatars, the desire to characterize certain stages in the development of national statehood. H. Atlasi, characterizing the historical development of the Tatar people, adhered to the idea of ​​the continuity of the Kazan Khanate from the Golden Horde. Among the Tatar states, the scientist considered the fate of the Kazan Khanate as key. The historian believed that the tragic fall of Kazan historically caused the death of other Tatar khanates. |

5. H. Atlasi considered the role of personality as the most important factor in the historical development. The scientist considered the history and fate of the Kazan Khanate and the Siberian Khanate from the point of view of significant influence on the events of certain politicians. In particular, highly appreciating the importance of Syuyunbike's activities, H. Atlasi expressed regret that she and her associates had failed to prevent the military actions of the Russian state against the Kazan Khanate, to avoid the fall of Kazan. H.Atlasi gave a high assessment to the Siberian Khan - Kuchum, considering him as a true patriot of his homeland. On the other hand, the thinker severely criticized that part of the Tatar society that conspired with Ivan IV and betrayed their national interests. As such historical figures, he called Shah-Ali, the murza of Ka-May.

6. During the Soviet period, H. Atlasi's work was less productive. This was due to objective circumstances: in 1920, 1929, 1936 he was repressed three times. The arrest of 1936 finally interrupted the scientific and pedagogical activities of the scientist. The totalitarian regime did not allow Hadi Atlasi to fully realize his creative potential. However, despite this, he managed to leave a significant mark I in the Tatar historical science. As a historian, H. Atlasi gained fame not only in the social and scientific circles of Russia, but also abroad, primarily in the Muslim world.

Conclusion

In the conclusion, the main conclusions are drawn on the tasks that were formulated in the introduction. Based on the study of the creative heritage of H. Atlasi, the dissertation candidate considers him as a prominent scientist-historian who made a significant contribution to the development of Tatar scientific thought at the end of the 19th and the first third of the 20th centuries.

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The beginning of the XX century became a turning point in the formation of the Tatar nation and a "golden" period in the accelerated development of national culture. The intellectual elite set the task of reforming the Tatar society, socio-philosophical, aesthetic, scientific thought and culture. During this period, there is an active activity of a new generation of European educated creative intelligentsia, showing an increased interest in national problems, the development of Tatar printing and periodicals, Jadid madrasahs with the introduction of secular sciences.

The unprecedented democratization of Russian society has brought new leaders to the political arena who have become the leaders of the nation. Children of clergy, businessmen and other social groups - Jadidists - radically changed their lives, led their fellow believers, actively using the printed word and promoting their views among the general population.

The life path of the main part of the Tatar intellectual elite of this period fits well into the scheme we have built, albeit simplified. With their socio-political, educational, pedagogical activities, they left a bright memory of themselves, their literary, journalistic and scientific heritage is in demand today. Hadi Miftahutdinovich Atlasi (1876 - 1938) became one of the prominent representatives of the new galaxy of national intelligentsia, which took responsibility for the future of its people.

Khadi Atlasi was born into the family of the imam of the village of Chaki, Buinsk uyezd, Simbirsk province (modern Drozhzhanovskiy district of Tatarstan). Like most of the children of the Muslim clergy, Khadi had to become the successor of his father's work, to prepare himself for a spiritual career. After graduating from the parental mekteb, the young man continued his studies at the Buinsky madrasah. An important role in its formation was played by three-year courses for Mughallim in Sagitovskaya Sloboda near Orenburg.

In 1898 Atlasi became a teacher at the madrasah of the Tatar community in the district town of Buinsk. The young teacher began to update the educational process, he tried to make up for the lack of educational books with his aids (Science Astronomy, Natural History). The innovations introduced by the young teacher were received ambiguously by the adherents of traditionalism.

Becoming in 1903 the imam of the large village of Almetyevo (the modern city of Almetyevsk) of the Bugulma district of the Samara province, Atlasi remained faithful to his credo. He transformed the madrasah of his mahalla into a Jadid one, opened a school for girls, continued to write brochures on topical issues: on the relationship between the parish clergy and the community, on the mission entrusted to spiritual pastors, etc.

The revolutionary events were most directly reflected in the fate of the rural imam. A broadly educated intellectual who knows Russian, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, in 1907 he was elected a deputy of the II State Duma from the peasants of the Bugulma district. In St. Petersburg, he became one of the active publishers of the Duma, a newspaper of Muslim Trudovik deputies, which was soon closed by the government (only six issues of the publication were published). Life in the capital, parliamentary activities, acquaintance with Russian and Muslim public figures played a huge role in the formation of the scientist's personality. He first assessed the national issue on the scale of the poly-confessional Eurasian empire, deeply realized the problems facing the Tatar nation, seriously thought about the role and place of the Turkic peoples in the past and present. The dissolution of the Second State Duma marked the beginning of reaction in Russia.

During this period, the issue of the prospects for the development of the national education system between traditionalists and Jadidists was actively discussed. The government sought to create barriers in the formation of a Tatar secular school, to establish administrative control over the national education system, which was fixed in the Regulations on March 31, 1906. Hadi Atlasi dedicated the brochure "Yңa nizam vә golәmalarybyz" ("New rules and our ulema", 1906). The acute polemical character of the publication did not go unnoticed by the authorities. In 1909, the public figure was prosecuted, stripped of his clergy title, convicted and imprisoned for three months.

Coming out of the trust of the authorities and remaining under the secret surveillance of the police, Hadi Atlasi devoted himself entirely to his creative and scientific activities. At a new stage in his life, he first turned to the study of the history of the Tatar people. The renewal of social and cultural life, an increase in national self-awareness aroused a keen interest in the past of the Tatar nation.

Meanwhile, at the beginning of the XX century. Tatar historiography was going through hard times. In Kazan, Gainetdin Akhmerov (1864 - 1911) continued the work of S. Marjani on writing national history. He published Bolgar tarikhy (History of Bulgars) in 1909 and Kazan tarikhy (History of Kazan) in 1910. Akhmetzaki Validi declared himself as a specialist in Turkic-Tatar history in 1912, after moving to Kazan. A student at Kazan University (1911 - 1916), the future first Tatar professor-historian Gaziz Gubaidullin began his pen test with literary works. Rizaetdin Fakhretdin was passionate about research and editorial activities in Orenburg and did not communicate directly with the Society for History, Archeology and Ethnography. This society was an important moment in the activities of Khadi Atlasi and his role in the development of historical knowledge among the Tatars of the 20th century.

It seems that the decision to take up national history for him became a civic duty. "... As for our Turkic scientists, they never wrote, and even now they are silent, about the great deeds of glorious ancestors who played outstanding roles in world history. In everything we lag behind: how our wonderful nation did not receive many useful knowledge on culture, in the same way, due to our own sluggishness, useful and bright pages of history turned out to be forever lost for us, "the author stated with bitterness, summarizing the period of formation of historical knowledge among the Tatars until the beginning of the 20th century. The revival of the historical memory of the people contributes to the consolidation, strengthening of the spirit, forms national pride and dignity.

Who if not we? If not us, then who will write the true history of the Tatars? Hadi Atlasi considered it fundamentally important for researchers - representatives of the nation - to present and assess the events of national history. The distortions were too great and the traditions of tendentious coverage of Tatar history by Russian historical science were too deep.

Realizing his plans, Khadi Atlasi published in 1911 his first scientific work on history - "Seber tarikhi" ("History of Siberia"). Three years later, the books "Sөenbikk" ("Syuyumbike") and "Kazan tarikhi" ("History of Kazan") appeared. His generalizing works filled the gap in the history textbooks in the madrasah. They, undoubtedly, were carefully studied by Gabdulbariy Battal, Ahmetzakiy Validi and other representatives of the intellectual elite, whose works were published a little later.

Khadi Atlasi became a prominent representative of the emerging Tatar historical science, who synthesized the traditions of Eastern and Western historical sciences in his work.

In the formation of the Atlasi-researcher, who, according to the rules of that time, had to urgently pass an exam in the knowledge of the Russian language and literacy in the volume of elementary school, who subsequently did not have the opportunity to study in Russian secondary and higher educational institutions, in order to obtain the certificate of the imam, an important role was played by passion business, inexhaustible desire for self-education, the scientific environment of communication - cooperation with the Society of History, Archeology and History (Kazan), of which he was elected a full member in 1913.

In addition to his scientific activities, Khadi Atlasi appeared with publicistic articles in the newspapers Yoldyz (Zvezda, Kazan), Vakyt (Vremya, Orenburg), magazines Aң (Consciousness, Kazan), Shura ( "Council", Orenburg), "Mәktәp" ("School", Kazan) and others.

During the 1917 revolution, Hadi Atlasi was again at the center of social and political events. He is a participant in the First and Second All-Russian Muslim Congresses. In the second of them, he was elected a member of the commission for the development of regulations on the cultural and national autonomy of Muslims of inner Russia and Siberia. The scientist becomes the head of the education department of the Bugulma zemstvo council. During the civil war, with the arrival of whites in the city, he proved himself to be an active member of the self-government of the city of Bugulma. After leaving the city, he decided to move to the capital of Azerbaijan - Ganja. In 1920, the Soviet authorities arrested him for collaborating with the white movement. At the request of the government of the Tatar Republic, the historian was returned to his homeland, acquitted and released from prison in April 1921. In the 1920s. Khadi Atlasi resumed teaching at schools in the city of Bugulma, der. Shugurovo, Zai-Karatay.

He always had his own position on fundamental issues concerning the fate of the Tatar nation. In particular, Atlasi actively opposed the replacement of the Arabic alphabet by the Latin alphabet. Public activity of the teacher became a pretext for accusing him of "sultangalievism", arrest and exile in camps, in Solovki, from where for health reasons he managed to return in 1933 and resume his pedagogical activity as a teacher of the German language already in Kazan.

Strong personalities with an active life position and their own view of events were dangerous for the Soviet regime. Like many of his contemporaries, Hadi Atlasi became an outcast of the totalitarian system. In 1936, a case was fabricated against him on counter-revolutionary, nationalist, insurgent and intelligence activities. The scientist died in Stalin's dungeons in 1938. He was rehabilitated posthumously.

The scientific heritage of the scientist in the first years of Soviet power turned out to be in demand when the rise of national culture was observed, there was faith in the bright future of the Tatar people: the book "Kazan khanlygy" ("Kazan Khanate") was reprinted twice, in 1920 and 1924.

In 1992, after a long period of oblivion, on a new wave of national upsurge following M. Khudyakov's book "Essays on the History of the Kazan Khanate" "Kazan khanlygy", published under the editorship of Doctor of Historical Sciences S.Kh. Alishev.

Until the beginning of the 19th century. in Tatar historiography, the book "Seber Tarihi" remained the only monographic study devoted to this issue. We hope that the Russian translation of the work, offered to the readers' attention, will become the beginning of acquainting the Russian-speaking audience with the heritage of Tatar historians of the second half of the 19th - early 20th centuries.

In the preface of the book "History of Siberia" the author very clearly formulated his concept of the role of historical knowledge in the formation and development of a nation: "Among the sciences that can make a person a person in the true sense of the word, the first place, no doubt, should be given to history. a person who does not know anything about himself is just as deprived and deserving of regret is the one who does not know the past of his people. History is the only science capable of awakening a sense of national dignity in a person ... History is the only science capable of uniting people .. . ".

What is the novelty of the historian's book?

Hadi Atlasi considers the history of the Siberian Tatars globally, as an integral part of the general Tatar history. In the medieval national statehood of the Tatars, he sees a direct continuity with the state formations of the ancient Turks. In these matters, he acts as a continuer of the traditions of Tatar historiography.

According to the scientific concept of Atlasi, the presence of statehood and the struggle for national statehood are the main criteria for the power of the people and the firmness of their spirit. It is not by chance that he was attracted by "the great deeds of glorious ancestors who played outstanding roles in world history": the periods of statehood of the ancient Turks and medieval Tatars. The next key moment in his assessment of the events of the past is the significance of the personality in history.

Hadi Atlasi brings to the readership his vision of historical events, reconstructed on the basis of a critical analysis of a wide range of sources and literature. In addition to Russian sources, which the author mainly relies on when presenting the material, he operated with the western and eastern sources at his disposal. In particular, the author drew on the voluminous work of the Tatar scholar Murad Makki ar-Ramzi, hitherto unknown in Russian historiography, "Tul-fikyl-әkhbar vә tәlkikh-asar fi vakaig Kazan vә Bolgar vә muluk at-Tatars" ("Conscientious and reliable sources on the history of the Bulgar, Kazan and the Tatar kings "), written in Arabic 8-1, as well as the works of Shigabutdin Mardzhani" Mөstafәdel-әkhbar fi әhvali Kazan vә Bolgar "(" Sources on the history of Kazan and Bulgar ") and Rizaetdin Fakhretdin" Asar ".

The author's critical approach to sources attracts attention. He gives a clear preference to the fundamental work of Gerard Friedrich Miller (1705 - 1783). For 10 years, the scientist collected data in Siberia for the first volume of the "History of Siberia" - the book "Descriptions of the Siberian kingdom and the affairs that took place in it from the beginning, and especially from the conquest of it by the Russian state, to this day" (1750), republished in 1787 The second volume was published in German in 1763. In his account of events, H. Atlasi relies on other sources only twice. The first time - to the work of Abul-gazi Bahadur-khan "Genealogical tree of the Turks", when he writes that the ancient Asian Scythia - Turan, Southern Siberia - are ancient Turkic lands, and does not agree with the fact that the first inhabitants of Siberia were the Chinese. The author makes one more conclusion, namely: the ancestors of peoples known in Europe called Scythians, Sarmatians, Huns, Avars, Polovtsians and Tatars are the ancient Turks. This issue remains controversial to this day. The second time he disagrees with the opinion of G.F. Miller and I.E. Fisher that Ermak drowned in the Valgai River during a surprise attack by the Tatars, giving preference to P.I.Nebolsin's work "Conquest of Siberia" and the legend of the Siberian Tatars, that the conqueror was killed in the night battle.

It is no coincidence that his respectful attitude to the work of IE Fisher, to whom GF Miller handed over the chapters of his book to compose essays entitled "Siberian history from the very discovery of Siberia to the conquest of this land by Russian arms" (1774).

The author comprehensively studied the Russian chronicles, the works of N.M. Karamzin and V.V. Radlov, V.N. Tatishchev, S.M. Soloviev, V.K. Andrievich and other famous historians. Obviously, the historical literature attracted by the scientist is not limited to the editions indicated in the note. It is significant that in the absence of information in more representative sources - the works of G.F. Miller and I.E. Fisher - the author turns to the works of N.M. Karamzin and S.M. Solovyov, seeing in them a certain tendentiousness in describing the events of the past. related to the conquest of Siberia, the characterization of the indigenous population and the actions of Khan Kuchum.

In general, his monographic research reflects the state of the level of knowledge of the source material and scientific knowledge about Siberia and the Turkic-Tatars. In particular, in his work, Hadi Atlasi relies on the established after the discovery of runic written monuments of the 16th - 8th centuries. the idea of ​​scientists that the ancestral home of the Turkic peoples is Central Asia (Altai Mountains).

After acquainting the reader with the main versions of authoritative scientists regarding the origin of the word "Siberia", the author gives his hypothesis of the genesis of this term. Khadi Atlasi summarizes the activities of Genghis Khan, considering the state he created as a link between the ancient Turkic and medieval Turkic-Tatar statehood, and also does not disregard the history of the ancient Kyrgyz.

The main part of the work, which is generally compilation in nature, is devoted to the description of the Tyumen and Siberian khanates, the conquest of Siberia by Yermak, the Moscow state, the relationship between Yermak and the Cossacks with the Stroganovs, the Russian government.

The historian assesses the expansion of Russian expansion in Western Siberia in the context of the international position of medieval Tatar state formations: "The fall of Kazan meant the beginning of the end of the entire Tatar world." Russian historians of the XIX - early XX centuries. worked out an ideological rationale for expanding the borders of the state, highlighting something special in each particular case, but on the whole fit into the general outline of the "progressiveness of conquests." Due to the remoteness of the Siberian Khanate from the place of residence of the Orthodox population, the accusations of maintaining a large number of Russian prisoners or the devastating campaigns of the Tatars against Russian villages did not correspond to reality.

Without indulging in the analysis of these moments, the author follows the source material of G.F. Miller, considering the Moscow government to be the main driving force of the conquest. Hadi Atlasi identifies the main stages in the spread of Russian domination in the region. The issues of the annexation of Ugra, the activities of the Stroganov salt producers, the campaigns of Ermak and the "second conquest" of Siberia with the establishment of fortresses are considered in sufficient detail.

It is especially necessary to say about the coverage of the genealogy, life of a prominent statesman, enlightener of Siberia, initiator of the spread of Islam in the region of Khan Kuchum. The period of the power of the Siberian Khanate and the expansion of its territory is associated with Kuchum. It is no coincidence that Atlasi compares him to the Khan of the Golden Horde Uzbek, during whose reign Islam became the state religion of a multiethnic Eurasian state, and the country reached its peak. It seems that, having studied the tragic pages of the history of the fall of the Tatar states, the historian saw a real hero, worthy of imitation, in Kuchum, who did not retreat from his life positions.

At the beginning of the 20th century, during the period of accelerated development of Tatar culture, the nation was in dire need of new figures, selflessly devoted to the national idea as never before. The heroic and tragic fate of Kuchum, who stopped paying tribute to the Russian Tsar and strengthened his state, the Khan's firmness and steadfastness in the correctness of his actions, the refusal of the Russian Tsar's offer to surrender and live the rest of his life in luxury with the Tsar's mansions after numerous defeats and loss of military forces, arouses respect the author, which is unwittingly transmitted to the reader. Khadi Atlasi disagrees with Shigabutdin Mardzhani's assertion that "Kuchum sold his country to Russia," calling him incorrect, as well as the latter's assumption about the death of the Khan among the Bashkirs. The historian considers the last khan of Tatar Siberia to be a person who preferred death to captivity and fought for his idea to the last breath. In contrast to his subsequent works "Sөenbik" and "Kazan khanlygy", in which the idea of ​​education through historical events is an important component of the plots, in this book the author as a whole strictly adheres to the source material.

What is it, the Tatar intelligentsia of the pre-revolutionary period? What attention was paid to religious education at that time? Who initiated the creation of the institute of a single all-Russian mufti?

Back in 1876, Khadi Atlasi, a public figure, historian and teacher, who was a vivid example of the Tatar national intelligentsia, was born in the village of Cheke, Buinsk uyezd, Kazan province. He is to become a prominent representative of the emerging Tatar historical science, who combined in his work the traditions of Eastern and Western historical sciences.

While studying at the Buinsky madrasah, Hadi Atlasi paid great attention to self-education, read a lot, studied various sciences, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Russian and German.

Returning to his native Buinsk after finishing teaching courses in Seitovskaya Sloboda near Orenburg, the theologian becomes a teacher in a madrasah, where he launched an active work on updating the education system, introducing new teaching methods. Atlasi also spoke about his reforms from the pages of newspapers, published popular science works. For example, Gilme Hayat (Science Astronomy) and Tarikh Tabigiy (Natural Science History).

In August 2006, Hadi took part in the III All-Russian Muslim Congress, where the main topic for discussion was the issue of religious order. Then the Tatar theologian noted the need to create the institution of a single all-Russian mufti, citing as an example the words of Shigabutdin Mardzhani that there should be one leader, otherwise the Muslim community will inevitably face a split.

After a successful exam for imam and mudarris, he was invited to the village of Almetyevo as an imam, where, along with the duties of a clergyman, he was engaged in teaching and research activities. In parallel with the appearance of publications under the authorship of Hadi Atlasi, his books "Akhyr zaman ishani" ("Ishan of the end of the world"), "Idel bue" ("The Volga region"), "Maktab ham mulla" ("School and mullah" ).

Having estimated the social activities of the theologian according to his merits, in 1907 he was elected a deputy of the II State Duma, where he became one of the most active members of the Muslim Labor Party. One cannot fail to note the contribution of the theologian to the publication of the newspaper Duma, which became the organ of the Muslim labor faction of the Duma. The newspaper, like the Duma itself, did not last long.

A year later, Atlasi comes out with a sharp criticism of the national policy approved by the Minister of Education in 1906. The new program was about educating the people in the Orthodox spirit, about compulsory teaching of the Russian language, about replacing the Tatar alphabet with the Russian alphabet. The theologian expressed his point of view on this issue in his book-brochure "Yana nizam ve golemalarybyz" ("New rules and our intelligentsia"). The government brought the author to trial, which decided to imprison him for three months, removing the imam and mudarris from their posts and stripping him of his clergy. After the appointed time, Atlasi was taken under constant police surveillance.

After the past events, the theologian devoted all his time to scientific and creative work. It was then that he first turned to the history of the Tatar people. This involved interest led Atlasi to publish his first historical work, Seber tarikhy (History of Siberia) in 1911. Moreover, during the preparation, the author used not only Russian sources and literature, but also materials and works of Arab, Persian and Turkic authors.

Three years later, two more books were published - "Sөenbikk" ("Syuyumbike) and" Kazan tarikhi "(" History of Kazan "), which made it possible to eliminate the shortage of history textbooks in the madrasah. The essay "Syuyumbike", as the name implies, is dedicated to the last queen of Kazan, Syuyumbika. The book begins with the author's version of the explanation of the origin of the name Syuyumbike and a description of her entire life: marriage with Dzhan-Gali (1533) and Safa-Girey (1536), the last years of his reign on the Kazan throne with his young son Utyamysh-Girey, separation from her son, the tragedy of the latter days of her life.

Undoubtedly, the most important for us is his book on the Kazan Khanate ("Kazan Khanate"), published in 1914. The work includes the period from the founding of the city of Kazan to its fall - the conquest by the Russians in 1552.

All these three works by Khadi Atlasi ("History of Siberia", "Syuyumbike" and "Kazan Khanate") are the first studies in the Tatar language, most fully revealing the historical development of the Tatar people in the Middle Ages. Often these works were used as textbooks, while remaining popular among ordinary readers.

Atlasi lived and worked in a turbulent historical era. The contradictions of that time could not but affect his work and on his life path: more than once Khadi was under investigation. As a result of such close attention to it from the organs, such a concept as "atlasism" appeared. In this case, Atlasov was accused of creating a counter-revolutionary organization to overthrow the Soviet regime, he was declared a Turkish spy, pan-Turkist, nationalist. The last words spoken by Hadi Atlasi at the trial: “I have never been a terrorist and a spy, I have never organized any conspiracies or secret organizations. I am not a man of the present, but of the past. "

Ilmira Gafiyatullina, Kazan

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