No. 2 (2018) Oriental Studies

The article presents some reflections about the ancestry of the Ashtarkhanid dynasty, which occupied an important place in the history of the Bukhara khanate. The chain of ancestry uniting the ancestors and descendants served as high position and authority of the dynasty. Identified some 60 historical names of the representatives of the pedigree of this dynasty and charting genealogy.

This article focuses on the perception of undergraduate students and undergraduates, as well as teachers on the effectiveness of the initial-level Turkish text-book "HİTİT" and the English textbook "Along and across." This research concludes with recommendations based on the preferences of teachers and students,
which can be useful for textbook authors, educational researchers in getting a practical and correct understanding of the nature of existing textbooks. The study also sheds light on the need to adapt materials.

Along with the implementation of ‘The Belt and Road Initiative’, Central Asian studies have drawn attention of Chinese scholars again. This paper discusses a brief research history of Uzbek language studies abroad, and with more emphasis on China studies. Based on the academic value of Uzbek language studies in China and Uzbekistan, the paper also explores the research trends and the cooperative opportunities between scholars from these two countries.

The article deals with the activation of modern types of reseiving and disseminating information, such as cyberattack, cyberthreats and their means of influence on others, expanding the sphere of influence of such subjects, as well as some reasoning and metods for their protection.

The article analyzes the "informal" prohibition of national and religious values of the Uzbeks and measures of their restoration in the example of "The Beginning of the Year – Holiday of Navruz". Holiday Navruz is consecrated as the ambassador of independence, peace, sustainable development of our country during independence years.

This article deals with the system of the chronology of the torment – a twelve-year animal cycle – common among the peoples of Central and East Asia and its great popularity in all parts of the globe. On the basis of various sources and scientific hypotheses of scientists, considerations on the time and place of origin, the creators of twelve-year animal cycle are analyzed in it.

This article is devoted to the history of Uzbek Makom and the genesis of the term “makom”.

In this article ethnogenesis and ethnic history of the Uzbek people on the theoretical and methodological basis of teaching has been considered, the evolution of views, as well as the analysis of the concept. The article analyzes the historical development of the history of Uzbekistan and, accordingly, the study of the theoretical and methodological problem of ethnic history and ethnogenesis of the Uzbek people on the basis of archaeological, anthropological, ethnological and, to some extent, historical research.

The ever-changing in the field of international cultural exchange in 1945–1991 occupy an important place in the sphere of the Uzbek theatre. Although the theatre art was influenced by the state ideology, the most remarkable examples of the theatre of Uzbekistan were shown on stage in foreign countries. This article analyzes the activities of the Uzbek theatre in the Soviet union years on the example of the history of international relations with Asian countries.

This scientific article analyzes actual problems, role and importance of the development of innovative thinking of youth in the democratic development of society.

In this article concepts of “good” and “bad” have been observed as the universal idea of humans mind in terms of Cognitive Linguistics in the texts of Korean classical stories, its characteristic plots have been described on the basic materials of Korean poets.

This article describes the ways of reflection of historical events in created epics and some lyrical poems at literary environment of Kokand. In this regard, there was a study of epics such as “Umarnoma”, “Voqeoti Muhammadalikhon”, “Shahnomai devona Mutrib”, “Shahnomai devona Andalib”, “Zafarnomai Xudoyorkhon”, “Jangnomai Xudoyorkhon”, “Maktubchai Khon” along with compositions of poets such as Akmal, Nodira, Muqimi, Nasimi. The ways of reflection of historical events in poems were explained by examples.

Alexander is one of the great colonel and great conquerer figures of ancient history. Therefore, there are many related works in literature of different nations regarded on him. This article analyzes Alexander's interpretation of Navoi, the main characteristic of the myths and legends of the Oriental people.

The article is devoted to the process of transition to a new type of modern literature in the countries of the Persian Gulf. The author investigated the reasons of why in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and some Maghreb countries literary renewal began in the second half of the XIX century, then in the countries of the Gulf of Persia, this process began a century later, that is, in the second half of the twentieth century: for a very short period there was a transition from medieval traditions of classical literature to a new type of modern literature.

The scientific report deals with the great work of the Syrian scientist Muhammad Yusuf Khattar “Encyclopedia of Sufism” which can become an important source for the study of the science of Sufism.

The article is about the creativity of poets who lived in Golkonda in the XV–XVIIth centuries during the reign of the Kutubshah dynasty, such as Muhammad Kuli Kutubshah, and Sultan Ibrahim, his sons – Muhammad and Abdullah and their kulliyats, Muhammad Mazharuddin ibn Nishatiy, about his masnavi "Irshadnama", "Sukh Sahela", as well as poets such as Aminuddin Ala, Kamal Khan Rustami, Mirzo Muhammad Mukimi and others.

The most important part of the culture of all nations is its literature, which has deep
traditions and absorbed all the artistic experience of past eras. Modern authors expand the reader’s horizons, using archetypal plots, images, ideas and projecting them into the modern world. The modification of the cultural values of the past serves as the creative tasks of contemporary writers who seek to reimagine the modern world through mythopoetics.