Uchturpan
English
editProper noun
editUchturpan
- Alternative form of Uqturpan
- [2015, Ondrej Klimes, Struggle by the Pen: The Uyghur Discourse of Nation and National Interest, c.1900-1949[3], →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 39:
- After an uprising broke out in Kucha in 1864 and rebel forces advanced westward in the direction of Aksu and Kashgar, Molla Musa became commander of a rebel troop composed of his students, peasants, and craftsmen. He later became a senior official in the Üchturpan area and also served in Yaqup Beg’s administration.]
- 2021 May, Nathan Ruser, James Leibold, Family de-planning: The coercive campaign to drive down indigenous birth-rates in Xinjiang (Policy Brief), Australian Strategic Policy Institute, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 07:
- A local judgement issued in Uchturpan County (95 percent indigenous) in 2018 ordered a 20 percent reduction in 57-year-old widow Tunisahan Rahman’s pension after she failed to pay a 11,513 RMB (US$1,781) fine for having an “illegal” third child back in 1992, due to what the judgement admitted was a “serious illness” that led to her retirement in 2009 (see Box 1).
Translations
editUqturpan — see Uqturpan