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The events of the 16th century are written in the novel. A month-long siege. It is a confession that ends with the bitter agony and remorse of the khans who want to change history. It's like an evil father sentencing his daughter to death and watching a whole nation and region fall into disarray after that sentence... Describing the siege of Tashkent during Abdullah Khan's time, the writer, rather than the siege , puts more emphasis on describing the psyche of people.
