ACTIVITIES OF FAMOUS HEALERS IN THE KHANATES OF CENTRAL ASIA

Abstract

This article provides information that traditional medicine played an important role in the life of the peoples of the Central Asian khanates of the late Middle Ages, and healing methods and tools were passed down from generation to generation, improved and enriched over the centuries. Advances in the field of medicine have had a positive impact on the development of medical services along the caravan routes. By the Middle Ages, certain successes were achieved in this area. Medical knowledge and the secrets of healing were usually passed down from generation to generation, resulting in many dynasties of doctors.