After Kazakhstan's independence, studying historical examples of constitutionalism became relevant. This study analyzes the development of constitutionalism in Kazakhstan's statehood. Using general scientific methods, it was found that constitutionalism has a long history in Kazakhstan. The origins trace back to the Kazakh Khanate laws of the 17th-18th centuries, with significant development during the 1917-1920 Alash Orda period. The decisions of the 1917 All-Kazakhstan Congresses were constitutionally significant. The study's practical significance lies in its relevance to modern Kazakhstan's democratic development.
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