ON ROMANIA STUDIES IN EUROPE AND THE WORKS OF SULTAN WALAD KEPT IN GREAT BRITAIN

During a business trip to Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, within the framework of the grant project "Creating a database and the "Yevroturcologica.uz" electronic platform of Turkic manuscripts that are stored in European funds and do not exist in Uzbekistan," we, together with the project members, tried to find Turkic manuscripts that do not exist in Uzbekistan and return them to our people for study. Based on the goals and objectives of the project, we reviewed a number of Turkic manuscripts in the largest libraries of countries such as France, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Switzerland, and Great Britain, including the study of the works of Rumi (1207–1273) and his son Sultan Walad (1226–1312).

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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/zbmj7679
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Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics
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ON ROMANIA STUDIES IN EUROPE AND THE WORKS OF SULTAN WALAD KEPT IN GREAT BRITAIN

A. R. Yusupova, Gulnoz Xalliyeva
Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics
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ON ROMANIA STUDIES IN EUROPE AND THE WORKS OF SULTAN WALAD KEPT IN GREAT BRITAIN

A. R. Yusupova, Gulnoz Xalliyeva
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During a business trip to Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, within the framework of the grant project "Creating a database and the "Yevroturcologica.uz" electronic platform of Turkic manuscripts that are stored in European funds and do not exist in Uzbekistan," we, together with the project members, tried to find Turkic manuscripts that do not exist in Uzbekistan and return them to our people for study. Based on the goals and objectives of the project, we reviewed a number of Turkic manuscripts in the largest libraries of countries such as France, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Switzerland, and Great Britain, including the study of the works of Rumi (1207–1273) and his son Sultan Walad (1226–1312).

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