Uygur, Qaqauz, Quzey Qafqaz turkl??rinin ?d ... - Folklor İnstitutu

modern Kumuk writers possess differences only given the dialect.
Their idea, style, content and vocabulary prove that they are part
of joint Turkic literature.
The article considers kumuk folklore and the life and creative
activities of such writers of Kumuk written literature as Ummu
Kamal (XV), Abdulrahman Atlıboyunlu (XIX l), Yırchı Kazak
(1830-79), Mahammat Apendi Osmanov (1838-1904), Abusupyan
Akayev (1872-1931), Manay Alibekov (1861-1920), Nuhay
(1865-1919) və Zeynalabid (1865-1919) Batırmurzayev, Abdulla
Mahammadov (1864-1937), Temirbolat Biybolatov (1879-1942),
Nabi Khanmurzayev (1893-1950), Bahautdin Astemirov (1898-
1967), Alimpasha Salavatov (1901-42), Abdulvahab Suleymanov
(1909-95), Yusup Gereyev (1903-1941), Atqay Hacamatov
(1910-98), Kamil Sultan (1911-2002), Rasul Rasulov (1912-77),
H.Anvar (1914-92), İbrahim Kerimov (1922), Srajdin Tokbolatov
(1923), Sharip Aliberiyev (1926), Abdulla Abakarov (1928), Abdulmejit
Mejidov (1936), Mahammat Atabayev (1938), Badrutdin
Muhammadov (1943), Sheyit Xanım Alisheva (1949), Atav Atayev
(1949), Jeminat Kerimova (1949), Bahavutdin Hacıyev
(1950), Supiyan Mamayeva (1958) Abdulkerim Zalimxanov, Nabiulla
Mahammadov.
Key words: The literature of Kumuk and Azerbaijani
turks, Minkullunun yiri, the tale “Bozoghlan”, joint turkic
literature
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