FROM THE HISTORY OF THE GOLDEN HORDE BASED ON THE DATA OF "TAWARIHI GUZIDAYI NUSRAT-NAME"

Introduction. The article provides translation and analysis of the fragment of manuscript No. 3222 "Tavarikhi guzidayi nusrat-name", stored in the collections of the British Museum in Great Britain. The manuscript contains valuable data on the origin, life and work of such key historical figures as Oghuz Khan and Genghis Khan. At the same time, the source includes information on the history of the formation of the Turkic and Mongol tribes, which subsequently formed the Mongolian nation. The goal and objectives are to translate and comprehensively analyze the previously unpublished part of the studied London copy, analysis and comparison with the data of the historical monument "Jami at-tavarikh". The methods of the study are translation and source analysis of the manuscript "Tavarikhi guzidayi nusrat-name" by an unknown author and a comparative analysis with the manuscript "Jami at-tavarikh" by Rashid ad-Din. Research Results. The chronicle has an absolute value, thanks to it, it became possible to learn the origin of Oguz Khan from Noah, and the tribes that supported his faith in the Almighty were the Uighurs, Karluks, Kipchaks, Kalachi. Since Oguz Khan lived long before Genghis Khan, he could not influence the course of events in the Golden Horde. Active actors in the history of the All-Mongolian state were the Mongol tribes of Merkits, Taijiuts, Saljiut, Bayaut and others. Conclusions. In the process of studying the history of the Golden Horde according to the chronicle, it became possible to understand the significance of Oguz Khan and Genghis Khan in the process of forming the Nirun Mongols (truly Mongol tribes) and Darlekin Mongols (Turkic tribes). Which became a key moment in the formation of modern Mongolian and Kazakh identity.