Received 18.04.2023, Revised 24.07.2023, Accepted 18.08.2023

THE ORIGINS OF LAVISH HOSPITALITY AMONG THE TURKIC PEOPLES OF CENTRAL ASIA

M. Кainazarova

The purpose of the article is to study the origins of hospitality among the nomads of Central Asia, to determine the features and significant details in the art of showing respect and honors to guests. The author traces the influence of nomadic lifestyle, landscape and climate on the formation of a special culture of hospitality among the peoples of the Great Steppe. Forced or planned migration in search of better pastures, constant military operations, diseases caused powerful demographic damage to small nomadic peoples and increased the value of every human life. The influence of the ladder system of inheritance among the Central Asian Turks in the Middle Ages allowed to save the lives of relatives and gave the right to the title of kagan to every man from this family. The article emphasizes the influence on the education of the culture of hospitality of the code of laws of the Mongolian period, recorded in the great book of Yasa, and played a legal role in the consolidation of these rules for centuries. Historical and anthropological views expand the study of this topic and offer readers of English-speaking countries a deeper acquaintance with nomadic cultures, the heirs of which are the Turkic peoples оf Central Asia

nomads, the Great Steppe, hospitality, life expectancy, combat unit, people’s army, heredity, diseases, genghis khan, the great book of Yas, hierarchy, security, genealogy, place of honor, the role of a man
245-250
Кainazarova, M. (2023). THE ORIGINS OF LAVISH HOSPITALITY AMONG THE TURKIC PEOPLES OF CENTRAL ASIA. Bulletin of the Bishkek State University, 21(2), 245-250. https://doi.org/10.35254/bsu/2023.65.40

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