HISTORICAL TRUTH IN THE NOVELS OF ZHUSUPBEK AIMAUYT UULU

This article explores the artistic embodiment of historical truth in Zhusupbek Aimauyt uulu's works. The novels “Akbilek” and “Kartkozho” combine epic narratives with lyrical elements, integrating folklore traditions into the text structure and creating multidimensional images of the era. Compositional features include rhythmic prose intertwined with poetic fragments. This study examines the social conflicts and spiritual searches of characters in revealing national identity. “Akbilek” reflects women's emancipation and public consciousness transformation, while “Kartkozho” emphasizes the connection between individual destinies in the national liberation movement. This study contributes to the understanding of the evolution of historical novels in Central Asian literature.