Mirzaqayum Sherov — (1897- 1932) - he was one the military leaders (qo’rboshi), who fought again Red army in Bukhara (Uzb: Buxoro). He was personal secretary of Ibrohimbek kurbashi. Bibliography Mirzaqayum Sherov was born in 1897, in Sariyob village, Kangrut destrict, in the western part of Bukhara. His origin is from the Lakai clan of Uzbeks. From the Esonkhoja branch of the Lakai clan, from the Kuntu branch of the Esonkhoja branch. Initially, he studied at a madrasa. During his career, he was engaged in farming and mirza. Kurbashi Period He began his career as a secretary of Ibrohimbek kurbashi in 1926. Until that time, he had been a peasant. In 1926, among the 50 young men of Ibrahimbek, who did not have enough strength to repulse the attack of the Red army, Mirzaqayum crossed to the territory of Afghanistan through Chubek and Beshkapa. He lived in Rustaq, located in Afghanistan for 3 days. Later, together with Ibrahimbek, he went to Khanabad, and later to Kabul, and went to Qalayi Fatu. He was a farmer in Aylabad Avenue of Khanabad district and lived here for 3 years. Mirzaqayum Sherov surrendered to the Soviet authorities in the summer of 1931 in the village of Aybulok. Mirzaqayum was captured by the Stalinabad GPU in the summer of 1931. And Denov was queried once by GPU. The exhibition given by Mirzaqayum Sherov to the investigator in 1931 was published in "Vatan"(En:Homeland) newspaper in Tashkent on November 3, 1993. By the decision of the Soviet government of April 13, 1932, he was shot in Tashkent at the age of 35 on August 10, 1932. See also Basmachi movement Madaminbek References