THE FORMATION AND STRUCTURE OF THE HISTORICAL NEIGHBORHOODS OF JIZZAKH CITY
Keywords:
Rabod, Residential mahallas, Juma mosques, Madrasas, Market squares, Craft workshops, Tuproqqo‘rg‘on, Orda, Oqqo‘rg‘onlik, Jizzaxlik, Toshkentlik, Zargarlik, Sovungarlik, Hayrabod, O‘ratepalik.Abstract
This article analyzes the formation, stages of development, and role of the historical mahallas of Jizzakh in the city's urban structure based on historical, archaeological, and cartographic sources. It examines their planning characteristics, functional composition, and historical topography, while substantiating the scientific principles for their preservation and protection as elements of the historical and cultural heritage.
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