SOME THOUGHTS ON UBAYD POETRY

This article explores the Turkic-language literary heritage of Ubaydulloh Khan, a prominent representative of the Shaybanid dynasty who wrote poetry under the pen name Ubaydiy. It examines the genres, thematic scope, and ideological-aesthetic features of his works, as well as their relevance today. Ubaydiy composed poetry in various classical genres such as ghazal, ruboiy, hikmat, tuyuq, qit’a, tarji’band, and noma. His works in these genres cover themes including socio-political issues, ethical-didactic messages, religious-philosophical reflections, love, and personal confessions.