A bibliography attempt of studies published in Turkey on Uzbek Turkic by Meryem ER

“…Uzbek Turkic belongs to the Karluk (Southeast) group of Turkic dialects and it is regarded as the continuation of Chagatai Turkic together with the New Uyghur Turkic. It is the official language of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which remarks as the most crowded country among the Turkic Republics because of the population of approximately thirty-five million. …”
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A proper name in the legal context by Reyhan HABİBLİ

“…The basic means of the regulation in the sphere of the onomastics is the codification of the official forms of these names. Codification (codifying) in onomastics is the systematization of the normative juridical acts connected with the proper names by improvement them from the point of view of form and content and regulation of the language norms. …”
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A General Overview of the Concept of “Petition” in the Light of Examples Compiled from Some Periods of Turkish Literature by SELAMİ KARADUMAN

“…In this study, it was mentioned that the petition which is about a request, complaint and situation, signed petition that submitted to the official authorities, being a petition-writer which is seen as a profession, and the situation of submission and request. …”
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OUR CALENDARS EVERSINCE THE EIGHT CENTURY by Belgin TEZCAN AKSU

“…This article will give information on descriptions and characteristics of the calendar systems used throughout the history of the Turks, and will talk about special calendars used by Turks that process specific topics such as pocket calendars , takvîm-i dâimîs (infinite calendar), roznamahs, educational calendars with clock, special calendars specific to institutions and organizations, and finally, the characteristics of the folk calendar used outside of the official calendar in Anatolia will be explained.…”
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An assessment on uzbek storyteliıng in modern afghanistan by RIDVAN ÖZTÜRK

“…Although the demographic structure in Afghanistan is far from being explained by reliable data, at least 10% of the country's population consists of Uzbek Turks, one of the ancient people of this geography. Repressive official policies and obstacles implemented by the Afghan administrations for more than two centuries have largely prevented the development of the Turkic language and literature and keeping up with innovations. …”
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ASHIK SHENLIK’S POETRY WORLD by Naile Asker

“…All cultural activities in the region were officially banned, even in the weddings festivities and music are not allowed. …”
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