Khaji Salim Koshchiboshizoda Salimbey(Salim Pasha)-(?-1927)-was a well-known Turkish warlord, social and political figure. He was known as Salim Pasha in Bukhara and Turkistan. Kurbashi period Salim Pasha was born in Anatoly. Qahramon Rajabov, history researcher, wrote that Salim Pasha was born in Kavkaz, accordingly to some sources. His origin goes to Cherkeses. During his career, he worked as a member of Ittifoq va Taraqqiyot party. In 1910-1914, he actively participated in political processes. He also worked as the commander in the Ottoman empire. He was one of the spreader of Islamic and Turkish ideology. In 1916, Salim Posho came to Turkish general empire through Kashgar and played a big role to rise a kazak’s and kirgiz’s rebellion against Russian Empire. After the rebellion ended, he stayed in Shanghai until 1920. in 1922, he set of to Russia, Germany and Bukhara, as a close assistant of Samibey, military commander. In 1992, he was elected to be Prime General of Bukhara developers after the death of Anvar pasha at kurultay held in Kabul and he was given a title of General commander. Abdulhamd Oripov and Salim Pasha moved from Afghanistan to eastern part of Bukhara in august 25, 1992. he tried to apply strict discipline among the army of Central Bukhara and Eastern Bukhara. In 1992, Salim Pasha ordered Darvozbegi Eshan and his brother Eshan Sulaymon to be executed, accusing of spying for the Russian Empire. He fought against the red army in 1923. He was killed in shootings while he was crossing the border of Bo’ztog’, Turkey in august 27, 1927. See also Basmachi movement References