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External buffer zones
of the alien SCS(-s)
Naturally dependent vassals
Completely formed external buffer zone
Process of creating naturally dependent
vassals within internal buffer zone
Internal buffer zone with completely
formed naturally dependent vassals
Process of creating the external
socio-cultural buffer zone
Military-political vassals
MIXED SOCIO-CULTURAL REGIONS, SOCIO-CULTURAL DOMAINS,
AND SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTEST
Mixed socio-cultural regions
(South-East Asia)
Mixed socio-cultural regions with Western
predominance (North America and Australia)
Northern socio-cultural domain
in times of its independent existence
Homeland of a socio-cultural domain
Socio-cultural contest within some SCS
CONTACTS OF SOCIO-CULTURAL SYSTEMS
Conflict of neighbouring SCS-s for control
over buffer spaces
Socio-cultural transformation of new territories
Socio-cultural pressure onto some SCS
Responsive actions of the SCS in question
Socio-cultural assimilation of aggressors / invaders - not the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS’ representatives
Hindu enclaves within Black African SCS:
their establishing and then deportation outside
Competition of SCS-s for control
over external buffer spaces
CO-OPERATION OF SOCIO-CULTURAL SYSTEMS
Indirect co-operation of Hindu and
Western SCS-s in fighting common enemies
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Common actions of two SCS-s
aimed against the third SCS
Migrations of the Black African SCS
population onto new territories
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Conflict of two and more SCS-s within territory of a third SCS, with the latter’s passive participation
BOUNDARIES AND LINEAL STRUCTURES
D efensive constructions of a socio-cultural
significance (the Great Chinese Wall)
States’ political boundaries
BARBARIAN-NOMADIC SCS: SPECIFIC LEGEND
I
nitial stage of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS’
homeland existence
H omeland which was of socio-cultural importance
f or Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
H omeland of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS during
its active assimilation by neighbouring SCS-s
P
art of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS’ homeland transformed
into homeland or internal buffer zone of some SCS
H
omeland which was not of socio-cultural
importance for Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
Own buffer zones of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
S ocio-cultural integration of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
and its further socio-cultural assimilation within alien SCS
Migrations from the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS’ homeland
a imed at establishing a short-term domination over
some SCS and further socio-cultural integration with it
R e-grouping and transfers of forces within Barbarian-
Nomadic SCS, aimed at integration with a certain SCS
E mploying Barbarian-Nomadic SCS for expanding
spaces controlled by SCS - its integrator / assimilator
C ontacts within Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
R elics of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
6.1. BARBARIAN-NOMADIC SCS
Model 1. Initial period of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS existence, surrounded by neighbours
not internally ready to integrate with it socio-culturally (from ansient times until I century AD)
Asia Minor
as socio-cultural buffer zone
Northern SCD








Barbarian-Nomadic SCS





Model 2. Establishing the buffer zone with Western SCS (I century - 375 AD)
Asia Minor
as socio-cultural buffer zone
Northern SCD










Barbarian-Nomadic SCS



German tribes


Model 3. Socio-cultural integration of Barbarian-Nomadic and Western SCS.
Rise of the renewed Western SCS (from 375 until second half of the VII century AD)
Asia Minor (Byzantine Empire) as socio-cultural buffer zone
Northern SCD







Barbarian-Nomadic SCS









Model 4. Creating the buffer zones between Barbarian-Nomadic SCS and all of its neighbouring SCS-s
(from the second half of theVII century until late XII century)
Russian SCS
of its 2nd stage
Byzantine Empire
as socio-cultural buffer zone














Northern SCD
Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
1
2
3
4
Model 5. Socio-cultural integration of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS with all the neighbouring, accessible to it SCS-s.
Socio-cultural assimilation of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS territory and population into these SCS
( late XII century - 1380-s)
Russian SCS
of its 3rd
stage
Byzantine Empire
as socio-cultural buffer zone



Northern SCD











Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
1
2
3






Model 6. Rise of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS residual homeland and population.
Conflict of various neighbouring SCS-s for its socio-cultural assimilation, with the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS itself marionette participation in the process (1380-s - middle of the XX century)
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6
7
8





Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
1
2
3
4
Model 7. Establishing the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS residual homeland and population
on the borders of Russian and Chinese SCS-s as their external buffer zone
(from the second half of the XX century and for some future)
Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
(Mongolian State)




6.2. MUSLIM SCS
Model 8. Initial sporadic colonization of the homeland territory in the most ancient civilizations and
unknown old centres of inhabitance (XXX - VII centuries BC)
Model 9. Initial spatial defining of the Muslim SCS territory and its early acquisition in the form of Empires.
Conflict with Western SCS of its second stage for buffer spaces (750-s - 330-s BC)
1
Model 10. Socio-cultural contest of Muslim SCS. Creating the internal buffer zones on borders with Western SCS. Assimilation of the other socio-cultural systems’ population within the Muslim territories
(from 330-s BC until early VII century AD)
1


Model 11. Islam as the product of the socio-cultural contest; unification of the Muslim territories based on Islam. Beginning of the Muslim controlled spaces growth, and establishing the buffer zones between Muslim SCS and all of its neighbouring SCS-s (Western, Barbarian-Nomadic, Hindu and Black African) (early VII century - 1258)
1
2
3
Model 12. Socio-cultural integration with Barbarian-Nomadic SCS. Further growth of the Muslim controlled spaces into the territories of Black African and Hindu SCS-s. Creating the military-political vassals and buffer zones
with all the neighbouring SCS-s (1258 - early XVIII century)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Chinese SCS








Model 13. Conflict for buffer spaces with various SCS-s. Loss of the military-political vassals and the alien socio-cultural systems permanent presence in the Muslim homeland. Diffusion of the Muslim communities outside
the Muslim homeland (early XVIII century - 1970-s)
1
2
3
4
5
Chinese SCS
Russian SCS
South-
East
Asia










6


Model 14. Liberation of the Muslim homeland and its internal buffer zones from the alien socio-cultural systems permanent presence. Political-geographical transformation of the Muslim SCS space based on its own socio-cultural standards. Conflict with other SCS-s for the external buffer zones (from 1970-s and for some future)
1
2
3
4
Chinese SCS
Russian SCS
South-
East
Asia
6
6
5
6.3. CHINESE SCS
Model 15. Initial period of the Chinese population existence and Chinese SCS creation
(from legendary Hsia Dynasty 1800 - 1500 BC to Eastern Chou Dynasty 770 BC)
Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
Model 16. Socio-cultural contest for creating the most efficient socio-cultural standard for Chinese SCS
(from 770 to 221 BC - Eastern Chou Dynasty)
Barbarian-Nomadic SCS
Chinese SCS





Model 17. Unification of the Chinese SCS territory based on the chosen socio-cultural standard.
Beginning of the homeland growth and establishing the naturally dependent vassals (221 BC - 317 AD)
Barbarian-Nomadic SCS



Naturally dependent vassals of Chinese SCS
Model 18. Creating the internal buffer zone on the North, new naturally dependent vassals on the West
and new homeland on the South (317 - 1211 AD)
Northern Chinese State
as internal buffer zone
Southern Chinese State






1
Chinese SCS
Naturally dependent vassals of Chinese SCS
Naturally dependent vassals of Chinese SCS
Model 19. Socio-cultural integration with Barbarian-Nomadic SCS. Creating the internal buffer zones,
naturally dependent vassals and homeland growth on the South. Unification of the socio-culturally transformed territories into the united state (from 1211 until 1840-s)