Abstract

This article discusses dozens of axiological concepts that reflect the culture, customs and rituals of the Altaians, Kazakhs and Uzbeks. The main focus of the study is on the identification and comparative analysis of the common values ​​of the Turkic peoples, which have been formed since ancient times, by comparing the lexical and semantic features of these concepts. The presented analysis assesses the role of national features, traits, rituals and aphoristic poetry, formed in connection with the namodological way of life of peoples, in educating the younger generation in a worthy, morally stable form and in shaping their national pride.

According to the intermediate result of the study, it has a high scientific and social significance. Altaians, Kazakhs and Uzbeks have deep historical roots of their origin and belong to the Turkic peoples.The article is written on the basis of a large number of archival materials, historical documents, testimonies of ancient chroniclers and travelers.

World-wide mythological plots are most often fragmentary preserved in fairy tales, epics, legends and legends. Generalization of such extensive empirical material would reveal general trends and patterns in the functioning of the worldview, as well as features of consciousness of representatives of the Turkic nomadic world.

The presented analysis evaluates the role of national features, traits, rituals and aphoristic poetry, formed in connection with the namodological way of life of peoples, in educating the younger generation in a dignified, morally stable form and in the formation of their national pride.

Key words: Axiology, religion, culture, traditions, syncretism, eclecticism, spirit