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Volume 19, 2015

Vol. 19, No. 1

Ethnogenesis and Ancient Turkic Runic Scripts

Saurykov Yerbolat

Abstract

Nowadays for the Turkic-speaking peoples the main problem is searching runic writing in monuments not from the historical writing; here it indicates from the culture of Huns’, Saks’, Altays’ period. In Central Asia the first big nomad Hun Empire was based in III BC. This big empire settled down from Baykal till Tibet, from Central Asia till Huang He River in China, they are many years ruled in this territory. Hun tribes applied for Altay speaking tribes, but in its structure it is included different speaking tribe union and mini races. According to the result weakness of different condition like these Union tribes joined with Turkic Ethno-genesis, here the joining process is began. At the beginning I BC in the land of Eurasia ethnic changes began. For this evidence Turkic tribes created state, a new process of development is begun. At half of I BC clearly shown that peoples’ society become well both politically and geographically increased that’s why several states appeared. More precisely on the territory southern Siberia, Central Asia, Volga and North Caucasus, Eastern Turkic Khanate than Western Turkic Khanate, Turgesh Khanate was created last one created Aral Oghuz Khanate. This Union in history is known as an ancient Turkic epoch. In history without losing its peculiar, constantly developing Turkic language is a base of our modern Turkic language. Also our Kazakh language is a part of the dynamically developed Turkic language. Foundation of Turkic language is a basic and proceeding of the writing culture. Turkic tribes’ monument and special stone’s writings for the youth future is a valuable heritage and it is like a mirror of the past.

Keywords

Ethno genesis Ancient Turkic genesis Turkic Khanate Turkic runic monuments Turkic ancient letters

How to Cite

Saurykov Yerbolat (2015). Ethnogenesis and Ancient Turkic Runic Scripts. IJCAS, Vol. 19, No. 1, .

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