Uygur, Qaqauz, Quzey Qafqaz turkl??rinin ?d ... - Folklor İnstitutu

Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kirgizs, Tatars, Uzbeks, Salurs and Sari Uyghur
Turks belonging to the same language family along with us live in
the north of China.
The article focuses on Uyghur folklore and written literature.
The writers such as Abdurehim Nizari (1776-1849), Sadir Palvan
(1798-1871), Turdush Akhun Gheribi (XIX), Noruz Akhun Ziyati
(XIX), Bilal Nazim (1824-99), Molla Shakir (1825-98), Abdukhalik
Uyğur (1901-33), Nimshehit (1906-72), Zunun Gadiri
(1911-89), Ahmet Ziyati (1913-89), Khevir Tomur (1922-91),
Lutpulla Mutallip (1922-45), Abdurrehim Otkur (1923), Abdushukur
Muhammatimin (1934-95), Abdukerim Khoja (1928-88),
Teyupjan Aliyop (1930-89), Muhammatcan Sadik (1934), Geyum
Turdi (1937-97), Zordun Sabir (1937-98), Gurban Barat (1939),
Muhəmmətcan Rashidin (1940), Akhet Turdi (1940), Boghda
Abdulla (1941), Jalalidin Bahram (1942), Tursun Yunus (1942),
Ruzi Sayit (1943-2001), Imin Akhmedi (1944), Mamtimin Hoshur
(1944), Tursuncan Litıp (1945), Tokhti Ayup (1945), Osmanjan
Savut (1946), Nurmuhammet Tokhti (1949), Abdulla Savut
(1950), Akhmet Imin (1950), Ebaydulla Ibrahim (1951), Khalida
Israil (1952), Muhammet Baghrash (1952), Akhtem Omar
(1963) who represent this literature struggled hard for the development
of Uyghur language and for the formation of public
opinion.
Key Words: Xinjiang-Uyghur, literature, folklore, modern
dramaturgy, theatre, opera.
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