PALACE OF THE KHOREZMSHAKH
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Abstract
The Tashhavli Palace in Khiva, which is still luring the famous, still worldly people, was built in 1829-1839 by order of Olloqulikhan (1794-1842) on the project of Minister Muhammad Ya'qub Mehtar. This palace was built as the second Arch in Khiva, the palace of the ruler-Khan. The name of the stone courtyard, built of baked bricks, comes from the distinctive plan and architecture of the building. In ancient times, the buildings were short-lived because they were built of raw clay and carcass (wood). Later, brick was baked in humbuses, and stone structures began to be built.
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