Тамаддун нури Volume 6 Issue 81 (2026) · pp. 195-197
HISTORICAL-GENETIC ROOTS AND TYPOLOGY OF UZBEK RITUAL CULTURE
Mamatqulova, Nilufar, Маматкулова, Нилуфар, Mamatqulova, Nilufar
Abstract
This article investigates the historical-genetic roots, internal structure, and typology of Uzbek national ceremonies. In order to scientifically evaluate the transformation of ceremonies, their initial, traditional state—from which historical layers they were formed and how they are classified among themselves—has been analyzed. The results show that Uzbek ceremonial culture has a strong syncretic nature, consisting of an organic mixture of archaic (Tengrism and Shamanism), Zoroastrian, and Islamic layers.
ceremony, culture, historicity, syncretism, typology, archaic beliefs, Zoroastrianism, values, transformation.обряд, культура, историзм, синкретизм, типология, архаичные верования, зороастризм, ценности, трансформация.marosim, madaniyat, tarixiylik, sinkretizm, tipologiya, arxaik e’tiqodlar, zardushtiylik, qadriyatlar, transformatsiya.
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