Uzbek legends. Plan: Introduction

Uzbek legends.
Plan:
Introduction
Chapter I.Uzbek legends and myths in literature
1.1The first uzbek legends and their history
1.2.The motives of legends in Uzbekistan literature
Charter II.Uzbek legends connected with historical places and items.
2.1The legends regions (Kirk-kiz, Bibi Khanym)
2.2The legends of national items (legends of Khan atlas)
Conclusion
Reference
Applications

Introduction
Minaret Kalyan is the main symbol of holly Bukhara.Minaret Kalyan is strong, majestic and balanced in its monumental and a little bit massive shapes. At the same time it is distinct, clear and filigre. Khan-atlas is traditional uzbek fabric, made from dense silk. The fabric has interesting complex netting. And its coloring made by natural dyes. Therere a lot of legends about khan-atlas. Samarkand flat bread is famous for its inimitable in its taste and features not to get stale for a long time. Real Samarkand bread should be eligible during three years. There is no the unquestionable name of the ancient city of the planet. The encyclopaedist Beruniy and the scientist Makhmud Koshgariy discussed about the name Samarkand in XI century. One of the world-famous ancient burial places of Central Asia Shahi Zinda is located in the north-east of Samarkand.
Myths and Legends
Legend about Uzbekistan.
Legend of Bibi-Khanym.
Siyavush and Afrasiab.
Chashma Ayub.
Leopard - The Symbol of Samarkand.
Tamerlane's Gravestone.Tamerlane's Curse.
The Legend of Shahjuvara.
Course work tasks:
- teaching the first Uzbek legends and their history
- teaching the motives of legends in Uzbekistan literature
- teaching uzbek legends connected with historical places and items.
- teaching the legends regions (Kirk-kiz, Bibi Khanym)
- teaching the legends of national items (legends of Khan atlas)