Tili, adabiyoti va folklori instituti, alisher navoiy nomidagi davlat adabiyot muzeyi, urganch davlat universiteti

Anahtar Kelimeler:
Türk dili, Fuzûlî, Hokand Hanı Şair Ömer Han
Abstract 
Language is a living means of communication that operates within the 
framework of certain laws and rules. It serves as a duty to transfer the feelings and 
thoughts, worldviews and understandings of life produced by nations to future 
generations. At the same time, it undertakes the task of understanding and 
comprehending the feelings and thoughts inherited from past generations. Thus, it 
*Prof. Dr. Osmaniye Korkut Ata Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi Türk Dili Ve Edebiyatı Bölümü 
Osmaniye/Türkiye [e-mail] ORCID ID: 0000-0002-7782-5049 

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provides the opportunity to pass them on to future generations. On the other hand, 
language is a secret and magical treasure where emotions and thoughts are kept 
and preserved. The feelings and thoughts of the nation develop and become 
widespread with language. With the development of these, language develops new 
concepts and words gain deep meanings. This situation nourishes the intellectual 
life of the nation and paves the way for it to reach the highest level. In this way, 
many new thinkers and thinkers emerge in the nation. In the historical course, the 
Turkish language, in this way, provided the basis for the training of many thinkers 
and thinkers. Fuzuli is one of the poets who grew up in this ground in the 16th 
century. Coşkun brings Turkish language and literature, Turkish poetry language to 
the top with his speeches. He is from the Bayat tribe of the Oghuz tribes who came 
and settled in Iraq during the Great Seljuks. It is the most famous literary of 16th 
century Oghuz Turkish. During his lifetime, Fuzûlî was not only interested in the 
geography he lived in, but also closely followed the poets and literary figures in 
other countries of the Turkish World. Fuzuli himself was influenced by them and 
at the same time had a great influence on them. One of them is the literary circle of 
Kokand , which is located within the borders of Turkestan. The poets who grew up 
here in the first half of the 19th century followed Fuzûlî closely, especially the 
Hokand khan poet Ömer Khan was largely under the influence of Fuzuli . As a 
result of this, he has predicted some of his ghazals.