List of wars involving Kyrgyzstan

This is a list of wars involving Kyrgyz Republic, Kyrgyz and the predecessor states of Kyrgyzstan to the present day. It also includes wars fought outside Kyrgyzstan by the Kyrgyz military.

Legends of results:

  Victory

  Defeat

  Inconclusive

File:Kyrgyz Armed Forces 2010.jpg

Kyrgyz Armed Forces in 2010.

Xiongnu Age (201 BC - 89 AD)

In 209 BC, three years before the founding of Han China, the Xiongnu were brought together in a powerful confederation under a new chanyu, Modu Chanyu. After that, a new age of Xiongnu power began in the Great Steppe.

In 201 BC, the Xiongnu Empire took over the Kyrgyz tribes. From then until its weakening, the Kyrgyz fought side by side with the Xiongnu in wars against the Han Empire. Then, during the Xiongnu Civil War, the Kyrgyz briefly regained their independence. The Xiongnu's power over the Kyrgyz finally ended after the destruction of the nomadic empire by the Chinese.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
201 BC	First Kyrgyz-Xiongnu War Battle of Uvs	Gegun Kyrgyz State	Xiongnu	Defeat Xiongnu conquers Gegun (Kyrgyz State) in West Mongolia.
200 BC	Campaign of emperor Gaozu	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Xiongnu Victory Xiongnu take over the Chinese army.
133 BC	Battle of Mayi	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Xiongnu Victory Chinese ambush against Xiongnu failed.
129-127 BC	Skirmishes at the northern frontier	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Inconclusive
127 BC	Ordos campaign	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Han Victory Han Empire retook full control of the Ordos region.
90 BC	Battle of Hangai	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu) Dinlings	Han Empire	Xiongnu Victory Xiongnu destroyed the Han army.
123 DC	Gobi campaign	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Han Victory Han Empire took control of the south of Gobi Desert. Xiongnu moved their capital and retreated to the far northern regions of the Gobi Desert.
121 DC	Battle of Hexi	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Han Victory Han Empire destroyed the Xiongnu army. Large part of Xiongnu tribes submitted to the Han Empire.
119 DC	Battle of Mobei	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Han Victory Xiongnu were driven from the Gobi Desert.
99 DC	Battle of Tian Shan	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Xiongnu Victory Army from Kyrgyz tribes destroyed the Han army.
67 DC	Battle of Jushi	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes (as part of Xiongnu)	Han Empire	Han Victory Han Empire gained control of the people of the Jushi culture in the Turpan Basin.
71 DC	Revolt against the Xiongnu	Xiongnu Empire Kyrgyz tribes	Rebels: Wusun Dinling Wuhuan	Xiongnu Victory Revolt is crushed.
57 DC	Second Kyrgyz-Xiongnu War (part of the Xiongnu Civil War)	Jiankun Kyrgyz State	Xiongnu Empire	Victory Kyrgyz tribes gained independence.
49 DC	Third Kyrgyz-Xiongnu War (part of the Xiongnu Civil War)	Jiankun Kyrgyz State	Northern Xiongnu	Defeat Kyrgyz tribes were recaptured by Zhizhi.
36 DC	Battle of Zhizhi	Northern Xiongnu Kyrgyz tribes (as part of the Northern Xiongnu) Kangju	Han Empire Wusun Tarim Basin city-states	Han Victory Death of Zhizhi.
89 AD	Battle of Altai Mountains	Northern Xiongnu Kyrgyz tribes (as part of the Northern Xiongnu)	Han Empire Southern Xiongnu	Han Victory Collapse of the Xiongnu Empire. Kyrgyz tribes gained independence.

Turkic Age (89 AD - 710/711 AD)

On the ruins of the first nomadic empire emerged the powerful First Turkic Khaganate, marking the beginning of a new era in the Great Steppe.

After gaining independence from the Xiongnu, the Kyrgyz had been developing their statehood, but were overrun by the Rouran Kaganate. The Rourans were then wiped out and the Kyrgyz integrated into the ascendant First Turkic Kaganate. After its fall in 603, the Kyrgyz gained independence and, under the wise leadership of Barsbek Kagan, avoided conquest by the second Turkic Kaganate and proclaimed the establishment of the Kyrgyz Kaganate. The title Kagan meant a claim to the entire Great Steppe and openly challenged the mighty First Turkic Kaganate. in the end, the Turkic Kaganate still captured the Kyrgyz Kaganate and declared themselves the only Great Kaganate in the Steppe.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
5th century	War against Rouran Khaganate	Kyrgyz tribes Tiele	Rouran Khaganate	Defeat Rouran Khaganate conquers Kyrgyz and Tiele lands.
554-555	War against the First Turkic Khaganate	Qigu State	First Turkic Khaganate	Defeat Kyrgyz tribes fall under vassalage from the First Turkic Khaganate.
629	Xueyantuo-Kyrgyz War Invasion in Kyrgyz Khaganate	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Xueyantuo	Defeat Xueyantuo vassalized Kyrgyz Khaganate. To supervise the Kyrgyz, the Teles Khagan appointed the pro-Telex Gyelifu
632	Revolt against Xueyantuo	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Xueyantuo	Victory Kyrgyz Khaganate gained independence
632	Turkic-Kyrgyz War Conquest of Karluks (Gaelolu) Conquest of Kyrgyz (Gyegu)	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Eastern Turkic Khaganate	Defeat Chebi-Khan's troops conquest's Karluks and Yenisei Kyrgyz.
679	Turkic rebellion against Tang Empire	Coalition of Tang Tang Empire Jiankun Metropolitan Area Uyghurs Kurykans Tatars Khitans Tatabs	Second Turkic Khaganate	Defeat Turkic Khaganate gains independence from Tang Empire
688	Coalition War against the Second Turkic Khaganate	Coalition: Kyrgyz tribes Kurykans Toquz Oghuz	Second Turkic Khaganate	Defeat Coalition is defeated.
695	First War against the Second Turkic Khaganate	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Second Turkic Khaganate	Victory Yenisei Kyrgyz Khaganate is established.
8th century	Conquest of Kurykans	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Kurykans	Victory Kyrgyz commander Tirig-Beg conquers Kurykans
710-711	Second War against the Turkic Khaganate Battle of Sayan Mountains	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Second Turkic Khaganate	Defeat Yenisei Kyrgyz Khaganate is under control of Second Turkic Khaganate until 744. Death of Bars Bek Khagan.

Age of the Kyrgyz Greatness (744-1207)

In 744, on the ashes of the Second Turkic Kaganate two great empires emerged: the Kyrgyz and Uyghur Kaghanates. After almost a century of confrontation, the Kyrgyz defeated the Uyghur Kaganate and began rapid expansion across the Great Steppe. Later the Soviet historian Vasily Bartold called this period "The Kyrgyz Greatness".

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
751-758	First Kyrgyz-Uyghur War	Kyrgyz Khaganate Karluk Yabghu State Oghuz Yabgu State Chiki Tribe	Uyghur Khaganate	Defeat Kyrgyz tribes is under control of Uyghur Khaganate until 820.
795	Revolt against Uyghur Khaganate	Kyrgyz tribes	Uyghur Khaganate	Defeat Revolt is crushed.
820-840	Second Kyrgyz-Uyghur War	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Uyghur Khaganate	Victory Uyghur Khaganate is destroyed. Beginning of the Kyrgyz expansion.
840-843	Campaign against the remaining Uyghur forces	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Uyghurs	Victory Successful campaigns against Uyghurs in Siberia, Central Asia and Manchuria. Remaining Uyghur forces are destroyed.
842	Conquest of Tatars	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Tatar Confederation	Victory
842-843	Campaign in East Turkestan	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Uyghurs of Pan-Tegin	Victory Kyrgyz captured the cities of Beshbalik, Karasahr, Turpan, Kucha, Beiting and Anxi
842-843	Expedition to Tibet	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Tibetan Empire Uyghurs of Pan-Tegin	Victory Tang princess Taihe captured
842-843	Great campaign against Tang Empire	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Tang Empire	Victory Carried away many jewels and slaves
846-847	Campaign against Uyghur forces in the east	Kyrgyz Khaganate Tang Empire	Uyghurs of Öge-Khan Uyghurs of Enian Qaghan	Victory Uyghur forces in Ordos, Shaanxi and South Manchuria destroyed
848	Campaign in Amur	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Shiwei Confederation Uyghurs of Enian Qaghan	Victory Shiwei suffered a heavy defeat Most of the Uyghurs are taken prisoner
Late 9th century	Kyrgyz-Qocho war	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Qocho Kingdom	Victory Captured the cities of Penchul and Aksu
9 century	Conquest of Southern Siberia	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Kurykans Bayirqu Seven Yedre Tribes Siberian Tribes	Victory Southern Siberia is part of the Kyrgy Khaganate
848-924	Expansion of the Kyrgyz Khaganate Kyrgyz Khaganate	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Turkic and Mongol tribes	Victory Kyrgyz Khaganate is at the peak of its power.
904	Intervention in the civil war of the Tang Empire	Kyrgyz Khaganate Tibetans Turks of Lee Ke-Young	Tang Empire	Inconclusive
1130	First Qara Khitan campaign against the Kyrgyz	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Qara Khitai	Victory
1133	Second Qara Khitan campaign against the Kyrgyz	Kyrgyz Khaganate	Qara Khitai	Victory

Mongol Age (1207-1293)

In 1206, the powerful Mongol Empire appeared in the Great Steppe, which subsequently expanded far beyond the Steppe under the leadership of Genghis Khan.

In 1207, the Kyrgyz voluntarily submitted to the new empire. However, the pressure of the Mongols on them was too great. A series of revolts were staged which were brutally suppressed. Each revolt resulted in the mass extermination of the Kyrgyz by the Mongol army. After the fourth major uprising, Kublai Khan ordered his army to wipe out most of the Kyrgyz and relocate the rest to Mongolia and China. however, upon learning of this, the remaining Kyrgyz fled from Siberia to Central Asia. They had good relations with the Chagatai Khanate's Kaidu Khan, so he took them under his patronage.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1218	First revolt against the Mongol Empire	Yenisei Kyrgyz States Kyrgyz State Kem-Kemjiut State Tumat tribes	Mongol Empire	Defeat Revolt is crushed, the leader of the Kyrgyz — Kurlun was killed. Kyrgyz State was abolished. Thousands of Kyrgyz are massacred.
1261	Second revolt against the Mongol Empire	Kem-Kemjiut State	Mongol Empire	Defeat Revolt is crushed.
1273	Third revolt against the Mongol Empire	Kem-Kemjiut State	Mongol Empire	Defeat Revolt is crushed.
1293	Fourth revolt against the Mongol Empire	Kem-Kemjiut State	Mongol Empire	Defeat Revolt is crushed Kem-Kemjiut State was abolished. Forced migration of Kyrgyz to Mongolia, Tien Shan and Manchuria.

The Era of division of the Kyrgyz nation (1293-1508)

After the Mongols divided and settled the Kyrgyz in the Tien-Shan, Manchuria, East Turkestan, the Yenisei Kyrgyz remained in Siberia, who were able to establish the state — Hongorai. And the Kyrgyz who moved to the Tien Shan became part of Mogolistan, where they founded their semi-independent uluses.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1364	The coup d'état in Mogolistan	Kyrgyz Ulus of Kamaraddin	Moghulistan	Victory Kamaraddin kills Ilyas Khoja.
1375	Clashes with Timurid Empire Andijan Clashes (Stalemate)	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Kamaraddin	Timurid Empire	Stalemate
1389-1390	Kamaraddin-Tamerlan War First campaign against Moghulistan Second campaign against Moghulistan	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Kamaraddin	Timurid Empire	Defeat Kamar ad-Din fled, the Timurid troops, having plundered his il and ulus, returned with abundant booty and numerous slaves.
1384	Massacre of Baarin	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Kamaraddin Baarin Kyrgyzs	Timurid Empire	Defeat Timur troops massacred half of Kyrgyz from the Baarin tribe.
1387	Kyrgyz campaign against the Timurids Conquest of Sairam Conquest of Tashkent	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Enge-Töre	Timurid Empire	Victory Kyrgyz Ulus of Enge-Töre conquests Sairam and Tashkent
1387	Umar Shaik War against Enge-Töre Battle of Syr-Darya (Victory) Siege of Andijan Fortress (Stalemate)	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Enge-Töre	Timurid Empire	Victory Enge-Töre will return to Kafiristan (Kyrgyz Ulus)
1388-89	Ulag-Charlyg Clashes Chapar-Aigyr Battle	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Enge-Töre Ulan-Buga Inka-Chak	Timurid Empire Mirak-Alchi Pir Ali-Taz	Defeat One of the right hands of Enge-Tore was captured, and after interrogation he said that Enge-Tore was located in the place of Urung-Jer.
1390	Hiking of Kyrgyz Ulus Battle of Kubak (Defeat) Battle of Kakama-Buchi	Moghulistan Kyrgyz Ulus of Enge-Töre	Timurid Empire	Defeat
1391	Conquest of Kyrgyz tribes	Moghulistan Bulgachi Kyrgyz Ulus Kyrgyz tribe Bulgachi-Wilkar	Timurid Empire	Defeat Half of Kyrgyz tribe Bulgachi-Wilkar was massacred, Bulgachi Ulus was plundered.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1399-1402	Civil War in Hongorai	Hongorai	Hongorai Xutxai Elbek Batula	Victory Ugechi-Kashka (Menke-Timur) kills Elbek's allied forces and in 1402 declare himself Khan.
1402-1415	Hongorai-Choros War	Hongorai Ugechi-Kashka	Choros State Batula	Victory Ugechi-Kashka kills Batula, and vassalized all Oirats.
1407	First Campaign in East Turkestan Conquest of Hami	Hongorai Four Oirat	Hami	Victory Menke-Temur killed ruler of city Hami, and married his widow.
1421	Second Campaign in East Turkestan Conquest of Beshbalyk Conquest of Manas City Second Conquest of Hami	Hongorai Four Oirat	Hami Beshbalyk Manas City	Victory Esenhu-Khan conquested cities of East Turkestan.
1421	Hiking of Moghulistan	Hongorai Four Oirat	Moghulistan	Victory Esenhu-Khan reached Issyk-Kul, and West Tian-Shan. Uwais Khan moved the capital of Moghulistan to Ilibalyk.
1426	Oirat Civil War	Hongorai Four Oirat Esenhu-Khan Yenisei Kyrgyz	Four Oirat	Defeat In 1426, the Kyrgyz lost power in the Oirat confederation. Esenhu-Khan went deep into the country and hid.
1449-50	Hiking of Beijing	Hongorai Ababartsi-Chingsang Four Oirat Esen Khan	Ming Empire	Inonclusive Esen Khan's troops were unable to take Beijing, but they managed to capture the Chinese emperor.
1459	Disintegration of the Oirat Confederation	Hongorai Magu-Kertzisi	Oirat Confederation Hoerhuda	Victory Taking advantage of the palace riots, power was seized by Magu-Kertzisi (Kyrgyz), who immediately after accession to the throne, again declared the state Kyrgyz. However, he did not rule for long, he was soon killed by his rivals.
1609	Massacre of Russians Chulym massacre	Hongorai	Tsardom of Russia	Victory The leader of the Kyrgyz, Nomchi, destroys the Russian villages located along the Chulym River.
1609-1628	First stage of Russo-Kyrgyz wars	Hongorai	Tsardom of Russia	Defeat The Kyrgyz were driven out to the southeastern borders. However, Russia no longer had the strength to wage war.
1629-1657	Second stage of Russo-Kyrgyz wars	Hongorai	Tsardom of Russia	Victory The Kyrgyz carry out successful raids on Russian cities. In response, the Russians carry out punitive operations, but suffer major defeats.
1665-1682	Third stage of Russo-Kyrgyz wars	Hongorai	Tsardom of Russia	Victory The Kyrgyz leader Irenek is running successful campaigns against the Russians. The campaigns of the Siberian Cossacks end in failure.
1667	Battle of Krasnoyarsk	Hongorai Dzungar Khanate	Tsardom of Russia	Victory
1692-1703	Fourth stage of Russo-Kyrgyz wars	Hongorai	Tsardom of Russia	Defeat In 1703, the Dzungar khan Tsewang Rabtan resettled most of the Yenisei Kyrgyz and their Kyshtyms to the area of ​​the Irtysh River. After that, Hongorai significantly weakened and by 1757 was finally annexed by Russia.

Age of Kyrgyz Khanate (1470-1524)

In Moghulistan, the Kyrgyz Ulus was founded, but after a while, the Kyrgyz, having driven out all the Moghuls from Moghulistan, become the ruling nation in Moghulistan, and the Kyrgyz Khanate becomes independent.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1508	Battle of the Ili Valley	Kyrgyz tribes	Moghulistan	Defeat Kyrgyz started riots in Moghulistan
1509	Kyrgyz Riots in Moghulistan	Kyrgyz tribes	Moghulistan	Defeat Mansur-Khan took part of the Kyrgyz to Chalysh. Half of them were exterminated.
1511	Kyrgyz Campaign against Kazakh and Uzbeks Raid on Sairam Raid on Aksy Raid on Turkestan Raid on Andijan Raid on Tashkent	Kyrgyz Khanate	Khanate of Bukhara Kazakh Khanate	Victory During a raid on Turkestan, the Uzbek prince Abdullah is captured by Tagai-Biy, but he lets him go.
1514	Kyrgyz Campaign in East Turkestan Conquest of Kashgar Conquest of Yangi-Hissar Conquest of Yarkent	Kyrgyz Confederation	East Turkestan Kashgar Yangi-Hissar Yarkent	Victory The combined forces of the Kyrgyz captured Kashgar, Yangi Hisar, Yarkand and other cities without a fight. As a result, the Yarkand state was formed in East Turkestan, in which the Kyrgyz leaders were given a number of places, which significantly strengthened the Kyrgyz positions in this region.
1517	Yarkent-Kyrgyz War Battle of Barskoon	Kyrgyz Confederation	Yarkent Khanate	Defeat Tagai-biy was taken prisoner and taken to Kashgar.

Age of the Kyrgyz Confederation (1504-1684)

After the Chagatai Khanate split into Transoxiana and Moghulistan, the Kyrgyz were part of the latter. They had already recovered from their flight from Siberia and so began to fight for their statehood again against Moghulistan. Led by Tagai Biy, they secured their state with a victory in the mid-16th century.

After the fall of the Mongol Empire, numerous Mongol tribes tried to reunite again. However, this was only succeeded by the Dzungars, who in 1634 organised their Khanate and made new claims to dominate the Great Steppe. However, they were opposed by the combined forces of Central Asian states, including the Kyrgyz. After a century of confrontation, the combined forces were able to push the Dzungars back to the borders of China.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1514	Hiking of Manglai-Sobe	Alliance: Kyrgyz Confederation Yarkent Khanate	Manglai-Sobe	Victory State of Manglai-Sobe disestablished
1517	Kyrgyz-Yarkent war	Kyrgyz Confederation	Yarkent Khanate	Defeat Kyrgyz Emir Muhammed-Kyrgyz captured by Yarkend People.
1517-1522	Kyrgyz campaigns against the Shaybanids	Kyrgyz Confederation	Khanate of Bukhara	Victory Having lost their leader, the Kyrgyz began to regularly carry out predatory campaigns against the Shaybanid cities. During these campaigns, a lot of wealth and slaves were taken away.
1526	Second Kyrgyz-Yarkent war	Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Yarkent Khanate	Victory Yarkent Khanate is expelled from the Tien Shan and Jetisu 3 Yarkent armies destroyed
1572-1573	Kyrgyz-Kazakh alliance against Dzungar Battle of Shile-mulen (Defeat) Battle of Nichugun-Xesadake (Victory) Battle of Xesalake (Victory)	Kyrgyz-Kazakh Alliance Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzungar Khanate	Victory
1575	Pamir Kyrgyz Campaign Invasion of Hissar (Victory) Invasion of Denaw (Victory)	Kyrgyz Confederation	Khanate of Bukhara	Victory After the invasion of these cities, the Pamir Kyrgyz returned to Karategin by the same road.
16th century	Series of wars against Yarkent Khanate	Kyrgyz Confederation	Yarkent Khanate	Victory Large part of Moghulistan is under control of Kyrgyz tribes.
16th century	Series of wars against the Khanate of Bukhara	Kyrgyz Confederation supported by: Kazakh Khanate	Khanate of Bukhara	Victory Decline of the Shaybanids.
1591	Third Kyrgyz-Yarkent war	Kyrgyz Confederation	Yarkent Khanate	Victory Yarkent Khanate suffered huge casualties
16th century	Kyrgyz-Oirat campaigns	Kyrgyz Confederation	Four Oirat	Victory
1598	War against the Khanate of Bukhara	Kazakh Khanate supported by: Kyrgyz Confederation	Khanate of Bukhara	Victory Kyrgyz tribes strengthen their influence in Central Asia.
1620	Kyrgyz-Kazakh coalition against Dzungar	Alliance: Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzungar Khanate	Victory
1626-1627	Kyrgyz-Kazakh war against Dzungar	Anti-Dzungar coalition: Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzungar Khanate	Victory The Kyrgyz and Kazakhs drove the Dzungars to Siberia.
1633	First Dzungar Invasion	Anti-Dzungar coalition: Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzungar Khanate	Inconclusive
1642-1643	Campaign of the southern Kyrgyz tribes against Andijan	Kyrgyz Confederation	Andijan	Inconclusive
1643-1644	Dzhungar invasion Battle of Orbulaq	Coalition: Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzhungar Khanate	Defeat Defeat for Kyrgyz, victory for Kazakhs. Invasion is stopped by but Dzungars occupied 2 Kyrgyz states.
1644	Persecution of the Dzungars	Anti-Dzungar coalition: Uzbeks Kyrgyz Confederation	Dzungar Khanate	Victory The Kyrgyz and Uzbeks drove out and returned two Kyrgyz regions.
1653	First War against Dzhungar Khanate	Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzhungar Khanate	Inconclusive
1658	Second War against Dzhungar Khanate	Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate Khanate of Bukhara	Dzhungar Khanate	Inconclusive
1680	Invasion in Yarkent Khanate	Kyrgyz Confederation	Yarkent Khanate	Victory The Kyrgyz captured the cities of Yarkent and Kashgar.
1678-1684	Third War against Dzhungar Khanate	Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate Khanate of Bukhara	Dzhungar Khanate	Defeat Dzungar Khanate occupied North Kyrgyzstan.
1683	Dzungar hiking of Eki-Suu Invasion from Osh Battle of Tentek-Sai	Kyrgyz Confederation Eki-Suu Autonomy	Dzungar Khanate	Victory Dzungars failed to conquer Eki-Suu. All Kyrgyz territories except Eki-Suu were conquered by the Dzungars.

Age of the North Kyrgyz Confederation (1684-1831)

The Kyrgyz and Kazakhs, who were bonded by a military alliance, began feuding after defeating the Dzungars. This led to a series of military campaigns between the Kyrgyz and Kazakh khanates, which were interrupted by the Kokands, who declared war on the Kyrgyz. After 70 years of war, the Khanate of Kokand finally established control over the Kyrgyz tribes, but this prolonged conflict had a negative impact on the internal political situation of the state.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1694	Kyrgyz Campaign in East Turkestan Capture of Kashgar Turpan massacre Siege of Yarkent	Kyrgyz Confederation Kyrgyz Tribes of East Turkestan	Turpan Kashgar	Victory
1727	Fourth War against Dzhungar Khanate Battle of Añyraqai	North Kyrgyz Confederation Kazakh Khanate	Dzhungar Khanate	Defeat Some Kyrgyz tribes move to Fergana Valley.
1732	Second hiking of Eki-Suu Invasion from Toktogul	Eki-Suu	Dzungar Khanate	Victory The Dzungarian second attempt to conquer Eki-Suu was crowned with defeat.
1747	Kyrgyz campaign against Dzhungar Khanate	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Dzhungar Khanate	Victory
1748-1749	Fifth War against Dzhungar Khanate	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Dzhungar Khanate	Victory Decisive victory of Kyrgyz. The end of Kyrgyz-Dzhungar wars.
1759	Qing campaign in Ferghana	South Kyrgyz tribes	Qing dynasty	Victory Ajy Biy defeats 9,000 Qing army
1760	Qing campaign in At-Bashy	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Qing dynasty	Victory
1760	Qing campaign in Yssyk-Kul	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Qing dynasty	Victory Chinese general Bayan-Batu commits suicide.
1760-1779	Kyrgyz-Kazakh campaigns	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Kazakh Khanate	Inconclusive
1765	Kyrgyz campaign against Kazakh Battle of Lower Talas River (Victory) Invasion in Left Coast of Ili (Defeat) Naiman campaign against Kyrgyz (Victory) Kochkor offensive (Victory) Massacre of Kazakh Naimans (Victory) Battle of Ili (Victory) Kara-Balta offensive (Defeat)	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Kazakh Khanate	Victory Around 17.000 kazakhs massacred in Balanai volost.
1815	Solto-Kazakh War	File:Flag of Solto.jpg Solto tribe	Uly Zhüz Dughlats	Victory Kazakh general Kapsalañ-batyr has been killed by Solto tribesmen.
1820-1828	Afaqi Khoja revolts	Uyghurs supported by: North Kyrgyz Confederation Khanate of Kokand	Qing dynasty	Defeat Revolt is crushed. Jahangir Khoja is executed.
1819-1820	North Kyrgyz Civil War Battle of Kegety (Solto)	File:Flag of Solto.jpg Solto tribe supported by: Kushchu tribe	Sarybagysh tribe supported by: Kazakh Khanate	Inconclusive A hundred Kyrgyz baatyrs of both tribes were killed.
1820	Qing campaign in Ak-Talaa	North Kyrgyz Confederation	Qing dynasty	Victory
1821-1831	First Kyrgyz-Kokand War	North Kyrgyz Confederation South Kyrgyz tribes	Khanate of Kokand	Defeat Kyrgyz tribes are under control of the Khanate of Kokand.
1830	Second North-Kyrgyz Civil War Battle of Zhelargy-Taigak (Sayak) Battle of Shamshy (Sayak)	Sayak tribe	Sarybagysh tribe	Inconclusive Civil war has been stopped.
1830	Third North-Kyrgyz Civil War Chase for Tekes (Sayak) Tekes-Karkyra Front File:Flag of Bugu.png Storm of Issyk-Kul File:Flag of Bugu.png Attack on Kurmankojo File:Flag of Bugu.png Attack on Kuljygach File:Flag of Bugu.png	File:Flag of Bugu.png Bugu tribe	Sayak tribe supported by: Kokand Khanate	Inconclusive Civil war has been stopped.

South Kyrgyz tribes under Kokand Khanate (1745-1876)

At one time, the Northern Kyrgyz were independent, and the Southern Kyrgyz were under the rule of the Kokand Khanate, where they had their own semi-autonomy.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1822-1840	Restoring Order in Southern Kyrgyzstan Suppression of riots in Istaravshan (Oro-Töbö) Restoring order in Karategin Restoring order in Alay	Kokand Khanate South Kyrgyz Tribes	Rioters: South Kyrgyz Tribes	Victory Order has been restored in Karategin, Istaravshan and Alai.
1830	Battle of Gülbach	Kokand Khanate South Kyrgyz Tribes	Qing Empire	Victory The Kyrgyz general Nüzüp-biy led the army, and having won, he received the position of “Besh-Jüz-Bashi”
1834	Battle of Karategin	Kokand Khanate South Kyrgyz Tribes	Rioters: South Kyrgyz Tribes	Victory Nuzup Biy (Kyrgyz), received the title of "Datka" from Madala Khan.
1841	Suppression of Southern Kyrgyzstan Rushan riots Shugan riots Badakhshan riots	Kokand Khanate South Kyrgyz Tribes	Rioters: South Kyrgyz Tribes	Victory Successful suppression of the rebellious southern Kyrgyz tribes.
1843	Battle of Tashkent	Kokand Khanate South Kyrgyz Tribes	Kazakh Khanate	Victory Tashkent was taken from the Kazakh Khanate, under the leadership of the Kyrgyz general Nuzup biy.
1843	Occupation of Oro-Töbö	Kokand Khanate South Kyrgyz Tribes	Rioters: South Kyrgyz Tribes	Victory Istaravshan has been taked by kyrgyz general - Nüzüp biy.

Age of the Kara-Kyrgyz Khanate (1842-1855)

The Khanate of Kokand began to collapse, allowing the Kyrgyz to re-establish their khanate. Meanwhile, the Russian Empire was rapidly taking over the Kazakh tribes, so the Kazakh Khan Kenensary decided to demand support from the Kyrgyz. But, having been refused, he declared war on them, in which he was killed. This allowed the Russian Empire to establish full control over the Kazakh Khanate.

After the triumphant victory over the Kazakhs, the heads of the two largest Kyrgyz tribes began an internal political struggle for power. This escalated into the Civil War in which Ormon Khan, head of the Kyrgyz and head of the Sarybagysh tribe, was assassinated. The Kyrgyz Khanate fell, after which the invasion of the Russian Empire began.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1842-1844	Second Kyrgyz-Kokand War	Kara Kyrgyz Khanate	Khanate of Kokand	Victory Kara Kyrgyz Khanate is established. The Kokand fortresses in the north of Kyrgyzstan have been destroyed.
1842	Kyrgyz-Qing border clashes	Kara Kyrgyz Khanate	Qing Empire	Victory
1847	Kyrgyz-Kazakh War Invasion of the Kyrgyz Khanate (Victory) Kazakh raid of Kyrgyz Merke castle (Defeat) Battle of Talas (Defeat) Battle of Pishpek Castle (Victory) Second Part of War Battle of Kant City (Victory) Tokmok Front (Victory) Battle of Tekelik-Señiri (Defeat) Solto-Sarybagysh Coalition against Kazakh (Victory) Battle of Maytöbö (Victory)	Kara Kyrgyz Khanate	Kazakh Khanate	Victory Kara Kyrgyz Khanate is re-established. Kenesary Khan is executed.
1847	Kokand campaign in Chuy valley	Kara Kyrgyz Khanate	Khanate of Kokand	Victory The Kokand army of 12,000 soldiers was defeated in the Aspara area.
1850-1852	Kypchak Genocide	South Kyrgyz tribes Ferghana Kipchaks	Khanate of Kokand	Defeat Uzbeks and Sarts made Kipchaks massacre, and kills around 30.000 Kipchaks.
1854-1855	Kyrgyz Civil War	Sarybagysh tribe Ormon Khan's allies Supported by Khanate of Kokand	Bugu tribe Borombai Biy's allies Supported by Russian Empire	Inconclusive Kyrgyz Khanate collapsed Ormon Khan is killed Clashes between the two largest Kyrgyz tribes continue until the Russian conquest of Kyrgyz.
1854	Kazakh campaign	Kara Kyrgyz Khanate	Uly Zhüz	Victory The campaign ended in success. The Kazakhs to the south of the Ili, to the east to the Chilik and to the west to Kordai, submitted without a fight, recognizing Ormon as their khan

Colonial Age (1855-1916)

After the Russian conquest of the Kyrgyz tribes, Kyrgyz were integrated into the Russian Empire. Pressure began on the local population, which resulted in regular clashes between the Kyrgyz and the Russian army. With the outbreak of the World War I, the Tsar ordered to call the population of Central Asia to work to the front. Many disagreed and started the revolt, which was brutally suppressed. After that, the Russian Tsar ordered to exterminate the population of the region and use the land for agricultural needs. Hundreds of thousands of Kyrgyz and Kazakhs were exterminated, while the rest fled to China. Ethnic cleansing ended only with the arrival of Soviet power.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1855-1863	Russian conquest of North Kyrgyz Conquest of Bugu tribe (1855) Conquest of Pishpek castle (1860) Conquest of Merke castle (1860) Conquest of Tokmok castle (1860) Battle of Uzun-Agach Bishkek offensive (Victory) Conquest of Bishkek (Defeat) Conquest of Saruu-Kushchu tribes Occupation of Talas	Kyrgyz tribes	Russian Empire	Defeat Russian Empire annexes North Kyrgyz lands.
1863	Kyrgyz offensive against Russian Empire Battle of Kurtka (Victory) Battle of Eki-Chat (Defeat)	Kyrgyz tribes	Russian Empire	Defeat Russian Empire annexes Central Kyrgyz lands.
1863	Battle of Ak-Talaa	Kyrgyz tribes	Russian Empire	Victory This victory does not significantly stop Russia's progress further.
1864	Russian colonization of Central Kyrgyz Lands Conquest of Jumgal castle Colonization of Chatkal Occupation of Suusamyr Conquest of Ketmen-Töbö Conquest of Toguz-Toro	Kyrgyz tribes	Russian Empire	Defeat Russian Empire annexes Central Kyrgyz lands.
1867	Russian campaign in East Kyrgyzstan Conquest of Ak-Sai Conquest of Chatyr-Kül	Kyrgyz tribes	Russian Empire	Defeat Russian Empire annexes East Kyrgyz lands.
1871-1875	South Kyrgyz Uprising Sox revolt (Defeat) Andijan revolt (Victory) Kögart revolt (Victory) Eki-Suu revolt (Victory) Suzak-Uzgen revolt (Victory) Jalalabat offensive (Victory) Khanabad offensive (Victory) Supression of Uzgen (Defeat) Kara-Kulja uprising (Victory) Chatkal revolt (Victory) Kokand offensive (Victory)	South Kyrgyz Insurgent Khanate	Russian Empire Kokand Khanate	Inconclusive The Kyrgyz proclaim Khan Polot Khan, and he is recognized by all the southern Kyrgyz tribes The Kokand Khanate completely loses to the Kyrgyz rebels
1876	Occupation of Southern Kyrgyzstan by the Russian Empire Conquest of Namangan (Defeat) Conquest of Asaka (Defeat) Conquest of Üch-Korgon (Defeat)	South Kyrgyz Insurgent Khanate	Russian Empire	Defeat Russia annexes the Southern Kyrgyz Khanate, the rebels fled to Afghanistan.
1898	Andijan Uprising Andijan offensive (Defeat) Suusamyr revolt (Defeat)	Rebels: Kyrgyz Kipchaks	Russian Empire	Defeat Uprising is crushed
1916	Kyrgyz insurgency Devastation of Ivanitskoye Koltsovka massacre Siege of Samsonovskoye Debacle of Belotsarskoye Debacle of Stolypinskoye	Insurgents: Kyrgyz Insurgent Army	Russian Empire	Inconclusive The persecution and oppression of Russians began.
1916	Issyk-Kul rebellion Przhewalsk riots Barricade of Przhewalsk	Kyrgyz Rebel Army	Russian Empire	Defeat Killed around 3,000 russians in Zhetysu
1916	Central Asian Revolt	Rebels: Kyrgyz Kazakhs	Russian Empire	Defeat Nearly 50,000 Kyrgyz were massacred during the revolt 150,000 - 200,000 Kyrgyz and Kazakhs fled to China

Age of Infinite Wars (1916-1991)

With the advent of the Soviet Union, massive repression, rapid industrialization and the struggle against class inequality began. The Kyrgyz Soviet Socialist Republic was established. In 1941, the Great Patriotic War began, to which every third resident of the Kyrgyz SSR was called up. After the victory, the region continued to actively develop. Infrastructure, education, science and culture were at a higher level than ever.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1916-1934	Basmachi movement	Russian SFSR Turkestan ASSR Kirghiz ASSR	Basmachi	Victory
1918	Belovodsk riots Aleksandrovka clashes Voyenno-Antonovka front Dunganovka battle Battle of Pishpek Fight of Chalakazaki Battle of Belovodskoye	Russian SFSR Pishpek Uezd	Belovodsk Autonomous Republic Eser Party	Victory The Eser rebellion failed. Belovodsk Autonomous Republic was abolished.
1919	Campaign against Ferghana guerillas Occupation of Jalalabat Capture of Osh Surroundings of Andijan Counter-capture of Andijan Taking of Osh Taking of Jalalabat	Turkestan ASSR	Basmachi Monstrov's Army	Victory The guerillas fled to the Gulcha fortress.
August 1920–November 1920	Naryn uprising Capture of At-Bashy Occupation of Naryn Kyzyl-Üńkür battle First Kochkor Fight Shamshy battle Boom battle Second Battle of Kochkor	Russian SFSR Turkestan ASSR Mobilised Kyrgyz people	Russian Empire Naryn Kyrgyzs	Victory
1933	Rebellion against China Kumul rebellion (Stalemate) Kirghiz rebellion Islamic Rebellion in Xinjiang Ili Rebellion Kizil massacre Sary-Köl rebellion Battle of Sekes-Tash Battle of Kashgar (Impasse) Battle of Aksu Battle of Toksun	First East Turkestan Republic Kyrgyz mercenaries Uyghur mercenaries after: Xinjiang clique Second East Turkestan Republic	Taiwan Republic of China	Defeat China occupate East Turkestan.
1936 — 1989	Tajik-Kyrgyz conflicts Vorukh conflict (1936) Ak-Sai conflict (1969) Vorukh occupation (1975) Vorukh conflict (1989)	Soviet Union Kyrgyz SSR Kyrgyz people	Soviet Union Tajik SSR Tajiks	Ceasefire The largest inter-ethnic conflict between the Kyrgyz and Tajiks in the USSR was in 1975, about 17 residents of the Tajik SSR were killed. The surroundings of Vorukh were taken by the Kyrgyz SSR and Vorukh remains an enclave to this day.
1941-1945	World War II Raising a Flag over the Reichstag, by Yevgeny Khaldei	Allied Powers: Soviet Union Kyrgyz SSR Allied Powers USA United Kingdom Republic of China France Poland	Axis Powers: Nazi Germany Japanese Empire Kingdom of Italy	Victory
1943-1945	Italian campaign Allied invasion in Sicily Operation Achse Four days of Naples	Axis Powers: Nazi Germany Turkestan Legion Japanese Empire Kingdom of Italy Italian Social Republic	Allied Powers USA United Kingdom Italian resistance movement Free France Poland	Defeat End of fascist rule in Italy Death of Bennito Mussolini
1944	Operation Overlord	Axis Powers: Nazi Germany Turkestan Legion Kingdom of Italy	Allied Powers USA United Kingdom France Poland	Defeat Axis Powers crushed.
1979-1989	Soviet-Afghan War	Soviet Union Kyrgyz SSR Republic of Afghanistan	Afghan Mujahideen	Defeat

Kyrgyz Republic (1991-present)

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Kyrgyz Republic gained independence. the country was admitted to the UN and a number of other international organizations. Due to internal political confrontations, Kyrgyzstan has experienced three revolutions, as well as several major border conflicts.

Date	Conflict	Combatant I	Combatant II	Result
1990	Osh Riots Assault on Osh Uzbek Genocide Uzbek-Kyrgyz Clashes in Uzgen Storm of Uzgen Kyrgyz-Uzbek Clashes in Uzbekistan	Kyrgyz SSR Kyrgyz Uzbekistanian Kyrgyzs Osh Aimaǵy after 1991: Kyrgyzstan	Uzbek SSR Uzbeks Kyrgyzstanian Uzbeks Adolat after 1991: Uzbekistan	Ceasefire Massacred around 10.000 Uzbek people Massacre have been stopped Uzbek autonomy in southern Kyrgyzstan, not to happen.
1992–1997	Tajikistani Civil War Ishkashim conflict	Tajikistan Popular Front Collective Peacekeeping Forces Russia Uzbekistan Kazakhstan Republic of Kyrgyzstan Turkmenistan UNMOT	United Tajik Opposition IRP Democratic reformists Gorno-Badakhshan Jamiat-e Islami Islamic State of Afghanistan Taliban factions1 Supported by: al-Qaeda	Victory United Nations-sponsored armistice Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed Rahmon wins the 1999 Tajik presidential election The United Tajik Opposition is promised 30% of the ministerial positions
1996 – 2001	Afghan Civil War 96'	Islamic State of Afghanistan Russia Iran Uzbekistan India Tajikistan Turkey Turkmenistan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan From September 2001: United States United Kingdom Canada Australia	Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Taliban al-Qaeda 055 Brigade Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan East Turkistan Islamic Party Tanzeem-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi Pakistan Supported by: Saudi Arabia Qatar	Victory
July 30 – September 27, 1999	Batken Conflict Invasion in Zardaly Capture of Korǵon Occupation of Zhyluu-Suu Attack on Mazar Airstrike on Zhyluu-Suu Battle of Zardaly Battle of Korǵon	Kyrgyz Republic Supported by: Uzbekistan Russia	Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan Al-Qaeda	Victory Terrorists are destroyed Government of the Kyrgyz Republic regains control over previously occupied settlements
2001	War on terror	United States United Kingdom France Russia Kyrgyzstan	Al-Qaeda ISIS Taliban	Operation continues
2001-2021	War in Afghanistan (2001-2021)	Northern Alliance United States transit center: Kyrgyzstan	Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Taliban al-Qaeda	Defeat The Taliban will revive the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
2002	Aksy tragedy	Kyrgyzs from Aksy	Kyrgyzstan Government of Kyrgyzstan	Tragedy Execution of civilians
2003–2011	Iraq War	United States MNF–I United Kingdom Kyrgyzstan New Iraqi government Iraqi Kurdistan	Iraq (2003) Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda Others PKK	Victory Overthrow of Saddam Hussein.
22 March–11 April 2005	Tulip Revolution	Kyrgyz Opposition	Government of Kyrgyzstan	Overthrow of president Askar Akayev and Nikolai Tanayev government Kurmanbek Bakiyev became Acting President and Acting Prime Minister Assumption of power by the opposition Kyrgyzstani presidential election, 2005
13 May 2005	Kyrgyz terrorist attack on Andijan Attack on the police station File:Flag of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.png Attack on the Prison File:Flag of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.png Assault on the Andijan administration File:Flag of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.png Restoration of order in Andijan	Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan	File:Flag of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.png Kyrgyz terrorists Kyrgyz mercenaries People of Andijan	Victory Andijan was taken by the federal troops of Uzbekistan. Thousands of Uzbeks fled to Kyrgyzstan. Terrorist has been killed. Killed around 1.000 people.
2010	Kyrgyz Peacekeeping Contingent in Haiti Defence of Haiti Defence of Port-Au-Prince	Haiti MINUSTAH Kyrgyzstan	Rioters Looters	Victory
6 April-14 December 2010	Kyrgyz Revolution of 2010 Talas Uprising Capture of Talas administration Naryn Uprising Issyk-Kul Uprising Assault on Bishkek Storm of White House Mass looting of Bishkek	Kyrgyzstan Revolutionaries People's Squads Provisional Government of Kyrgyzstan	Government of Kyrgyzstan	Successful revolution Removal and exile of president Kurmanbek Bakiyev. Change of governmental system from presidential republic to parliament. Kyrgyzstani parliamentary election, 2010 Establishment of a provisional government
2010	2010 South Kyrgyzstan ethnic clashes Osh massacre Uzgen massacre Jalalabat massacre	Pro-Bakiyev forces Tajik contractors Tajikstani Tajiks Russian Tajiks Other mercenaries Uzbekistani Kyrgyz1 Kyrgyz provisional government Supported by: Russia Kazakhstan United States China Turkey	Kyrgyzstani Uzbeks Pro-provisional government civilians Uzbekistani Uzbek civilians1 Uzbekistan (limited involv.)2	Ceasefire Massacre of Uzbek people has been stopped. Uzbek minority expulsion, Bishkek government regains control over southern provinces
2012	Kyrgyz Peacekeeping Contingent in Syria Defence of Damascus Defence of Aleppo	Syria UN Kyrgyzstan	Syrian rebels	Successful mission
May 2014	Incident on the Kyrgyz-Chinese border	China Kyrgyzstan Armed Forces of Kyrgyz Republic	East Turkestan independence movement	Successful operationhttps All Uyghur separatists are killed. Jeti-Ögüz District has been cleaned.
July 2015	Liquidation of ISIL in Bishkek	Kyrgyzstan «Alpha» Special Forces	ISIS Kazakh mercenaries	Successful operation During the special operation, 4 militants were killed and 7 terrorists were arrested.
August 2019	Koi-Tash events	Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyz Army pro-Sooronbai Jeenbekov	Kyrgyzstan Armed mercenaries pro-Almazbek Atambayev	Residence successfully taken Almazbek Atambayev sent to prison
2020	Kyrgyz Revolution of 2020 Assault on White House Attack on the prosecutor's office in Naryn Attack on the prosecutor's office in Issyk-Kul Mass lootings in Bishkek The capture of Bishkek by Federal troops	Kyrgyz Opposition People's Coordinating Council Protesters Opposition political parties People's Squads (ДНД, DND) Pro-Japarov supporters Pro-Japarov political parties Protesters Talas protesters Talas looters	Government of Kyrgyzstan	Successfully revolution President Sooronbay Jeenbekov resigns Mass looting in Bishkek on 8 October 2020 State of Emergency declared in Bishkek The Armed Forces of Kyrgyzstan deploy across the capital Prime Minister Sadyr Japarov became acting president on 15 October 2020 Prime minister Kubatbek Boronov resigns Parliamentary speaker Dastan Jumabekov resigns Elections results annulled on 6 October 2020
2021	Kyrgyz-Tajik border conflict Attack of Kök-Tash Battle of Kapchygai Battle of Ming-Bulak Assault of Dostuk Clashes in Kojoghar Storm of Bulak-Bashi Capture of Khojai-Aalo Arka-Maksat Front	Kyrgyz Republic	Tajikistan	Ceasefire Tajikistan removed video cameras from the border zone. The Tajik border outpost "Khojai-Allo" passed to Kyrgyzstan.
2022	2022 Kazakh unrest Defense of Alma-Ata	Kazakhstan CSTO Kyrgyzstan	Kazakhstan Kazakhstanians	Ceasefire Protests have been stopped.
2022	Kyrgyz-Tajik border clashes Teskei conflict Somonien-Chorkuh Front september conflict: Artillery Bombardment of Isfara Invasion in International Kulundu Front First Invasion in Kulundu Second Invasion in Kulundu Fight of Kulkandi Invasion in Chorbog Tört-Köchö Front Vorukh Bombardment Lyakkan Bombardment Bogdari Bombardment Storm of Maksat Leilek Clashes Batken Bombardment Ovchikalacha Bombardment Cleaning of Border Night Kyrgyz Raid of Arka-Dostuk Front Samarkandek Fight Battle of Tamdyk Second Battle of Dostuk Chon-Alay Front Karamyk Clashes Kyrgyz Airstrike of Tajik Border Outposts Air Raid of "Sarhadchi" Airstrike of "Lakhsh" Second Air Raid of "Sarhadchi" Airstrike of Tajik Border Outpost "Dushanbe" Second Airstrike of Ovchikalacha Tajik Bombardment of Kyrgyz Bridge Dostuk Clashes Airstrike of Tajik villages Air Raid of Zumrud Air Raid of Ovchikalacha	Kyrgyz Republic	Tajikistan	Ceasefire Night border conflict (27-28 january) 3 Tajik killed, 0 Kyrgyz. Teskei conflict (10 march) 1 Tajik killed, 0 Kyrgyz.
2022	2022 Isfara missile attacks Airstrike of Khistevarz Aerial Attacks of Khojai-Alo Airstrike of Kummazor Air Raid of Ovchikalacha Aerial bombardment of Surkh-Isfara Air Attack of Lakkon-Somion Aerial bombardment of Bobojon-Gafurov Air Raid of Chorbog-Kanidabam UAV Attack on Bogiston-Buston	Kyrgyzstan	Tajikistan	Successful bombardments Killed around 40 Tajik people Missile attacks have been stopped.

Peacekeeping missions

List

Mission	Start-date	End-date	Location	Troops (regular)
Kyrgyz Peacekeeping Contingent in Tajikistan	1993	2002	Tajikistan	278
UNAMSIL	1999	2006	Sierra Leone
UNMIL	2003	2018	Liberia
UNMIK	1999	ongoing	Kosovo
UNMIS	2011	ongoing	Sudan
UNTAET	1999	2002	Timor Leste
UNMEE	2000	2008	Eritrea/Ethiopia
MINURCAT	2007	2010	Central African Republic/Chad