State-citizen relations in the history of Uzbek statehood

Abstract

The way in which the problems of citizens were considered at the state level was unique in different periods and in different countries. In the history of Uzbek statehood, the issue of studying the problems of citizens and their solution positively shows the relationship between the state and citizens. In their reports to the emir, officials reported on the expression of gratitude by citizens
who turned to them for favor. The analysis of the studied documents shows that the code of the Emir of Bukhara served as a vestibule where the head of state listened to the problems of citizens and considered them legally, based on the principles of humanism.