ANCIENT TURKIC WRITTEN MONUMENTS AS A HISTORICAL SOURCE
Keywords:
Oguz name. Ogun inscription. Turkic monism, Golden light. Irq inscription. Karabolasagun.Abstract
This article is devoted to the significance and level of study of ancient Turkic written sources of the 7th-13th centuries as historical sources. The article analyzes, first of all, the Orkhon-Yenisei inscriptions of Kultegin, Bilge Khokan, Tonyukoq inscriptions of the 8th century, ancient Uyghur written monuments of the 9th-14th centuries: Buddhist, Manichaean and Christian texts, contractual and legal documents, as well as the first Turkic works written in Arabic script, such as Mahmud Kashgari's "Devonu lug'atit-turk" (1072-1074), Yusuf Khos Hajib's "Kutadgu bilig" (1069-1070), in terms of providing historical information.
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