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later date. The
famous Oghuz-Turkic folk narrator,
soothsayer and bard
Gorkut-ata (Dede Korkut)
belonged to the Kayı tribe. In the 10th century, the Central...
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first recorded in the 13th
century (see Oghuz). July Iýul
Gorkut The hero of the "
Gorkut-Ata"
Turkmen epic.
August Awgust Alp
Arslan The
second leader...
- (Azerbaijani: Kitabi-Dədə Qorqud, کتاب دده قورقود; Turkmen:
Kitaby Dädem
Gorkut; Turkish: Dede
Korkut Kitabı) is the most
famous among the
dastans or epic...
-
background of
national ****
ornaments 2005 Green, Grey 2009 144×72 The
portrait of
Gorkut Ata The
building of the
National ****embly of
Turkmenistan 2004...
- a
native poet c. 18th century. A
pentad of
statues — Oguzhan, Görogly,
Gorkut Ata, Tughril, Alp
Arslan and
Magtymguly Pyragy surrounding a
seated Saparmurat...
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Region in Kazakhstan. The
airport is
named after Turkic poet and
songwriter Gorkut Ata. The
Kyzylorda Airport has been
located at its
current site
since 1988...
-
Called the
Golden Hall, it is
intended for high-level
bilateral talks.
Gorkut Ata Hall is
another conference hall.
Seljuk Han Hall is the site of the...
- "The
epoch of
Oghuz Khan" (5000 BC – 650 CE),
followed by "the
epoch of
Gorkut Ata" (650 CE – 10th
century CE); "the
epoch of Görogly" (10th – 17th centuries);...
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Persian musical modes.
Gullyyev and
Rejepova ****ert that the epic poem
Gorkut Ata
reveals the
names of
early medieval instruments, the gopuz, surnaý,...
- Bereketli,
Magtymguly adyndaky) Döwletmämmet
Azady adyndaky (Alilioý, Keýigoý)
Gorkut (Derekli)
Gyzyltakyr (Basuwly, Burunjyk, Gyzyltakyr)
Mollanepes adyndaky...
