Mirzachorbogh residence (Mirzachorbogh khangarargohi, Mirza chorbogh palace, Mirza chorbogh; built in 1900-1905) is a palace built in Karmana by the emir of Bukhara, 'Abd al-Ahad Khan. It was considered as a summer residence of the last Bukhara emirs. It is located in the northern part of the town of Karmana, near the Zarafshan river, at the intersection of Amir Olimkhan and Mirzachorbogh streets of the Kokhnakurgan neighborhood. It has become a ruin due to neglect and looting. The fact that the state of the palace is dilapidated and neglected has been covered several times in the media and social networks, in response to which the state authorities have made official statements that the restoration of the palace is included in the state plan, but nothing has actually been done. The residence of Mirzachorbog is under de-jure state protection, de-facto neglected. Construction Choosing a place Several factors were taken into account when choosing a place for the construction of a settlement, such as: the coolness of the air near the Zarafshan River, the fertility of the soil for creating a garden, the constant blowing of a cool wind from the Nurota mountain range, and the ease of hunting. Engineers Abdurahim Ghazgoni was involved to the construction of the Mirzachorbog residence, and the palace was decorated with ganch and carvings by craftsman Shirin Muradov. Najjor Tora from Karmana, master Latif, master Dost, master Sultan Qori took part in its construction. In addition, about a thousand craftsmen were involved in the construction of the palace. Architechture The palace was rebuilt mainly in wood and brick style. It is structurally divided into two. The first part is a 6x20 m building with a height of 11 meters, it consists of a two-room hall and a 15-bed hotel. At the top of the corridor was a bolokhana. The interior of both rooms is decorated with carvings and paintings. A large arched mihrab and arches were built on both sides of the hotel. The upper parts of the northern and southern walls of the room have four arches. The eight windows of the building are in the European style, and their upper part is made in the form of a bell. The building is entered from the north side through two doors. The doors are decorated with carvings. To the west of the hotel there is another ten-room building. Architecturally, it looks a bit plain. The