Philosophical analysis of the legend of the land of the hunnic ruler Mоde

The article is aimed at studying the historical, political, moral and ethical aspects of statehood and its territorial characteristics, philosophically analyzing the legend of the Hunnic ruler Mode about single-family land. This work examines the role of the earth in the national and state structure in the context of resolving complex diplomatic and military conflicts, and also determines the importance of legends and myths in modern public consciousness. Philosophical research within the framework of political thinking connects the content of the legend with human experience and allows a deeper understanding of its meaning. This approach reveals the symbols associated with the land, the ideas of statehood and the concepts of national independence and sovereignty through analysis. The study analyzes the special place of the Earth as the basis of statehood and national values. The authors explore the processes of mythization of public consciousness, analyzing the role of legends and myths in modern society. This study is based on the interpretation of the ancient Hunnic state as a symbol of "imaginary statehood" using the concept of "similarity-imitation". This approach makes it possible to determine the influence of legends on modern national consciousness and political culture. The scientific novelty of the article lies in a deep philosophical interpretation of the symbolic and political essence of the earth. Analyzing the symbols in the legend, the authors explain the role of the earth in the formation of national identity and independence in a new way. This study also examines the influence of historical legends and myths on political decisions and moral choices. In the article, symbolic elements in the legend are considered as a means of reviving national values.