On the Writings in Yakut Olonkho Heroic Epic
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https://doi.org/10.18485/philologia.2014.12.12.6Keywords:
olonkho, epic sphere, characters, ancient traces, stone columns, heaven archivesAbstract
The article focuses on the writings mentioned in Yakut olonkho heroic epic. The authors have identified and analyzed typical examples taken from regional types of olonkho. The authors assert that the Yakut olonkho epics have preserved traces of the ancient Turkic tribes’ writing system.
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