TRANSLATIONS OF "BABURNAMA" INTO LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD'S PEOPLE
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Baburnama, translation, historical work, Turkish language, Persian language, English language, French language, German language, Russian language, Uzbek language, oriental studies, scientific importance, intercultural connections.Abstract
This in the article Baburnama various world to their languages translation to be done process and his/her scientific historical importance analysis The work is a how many languages, including Turkish, Persian, English, French, German, Russian and Uzbek in their languages translation published Each translation version own period and in culture how impact also shows that the translators the work how approaching translation that he did about in detail information is brought. The Baburnama translations historical source as studied, its world peoples to culture impact are illuminated.
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