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Turkic peoples --- Mongols --- Religion --- Religion. --- Turkic peoples - Religion --- Mongols - Religion

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Manuscripts [Turkic ] --- Manuscrits turciques --- Turc ancien (Langue) --- Manuscrits turcs --- Old Turkic language --- Manuscripts, Turkic. --- Manuscrits turcs. --- Old Turkic language. --- Oudturks. --- Sanskriet. --- Alttürkisch. --- Quelle. --- Textes. --- Suvarṇaprabhāsa-sūtra. --- Texts --- Turc ancien (Langue) - Textes.

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Turkish language --- Foreign elements. --- Vocabulary. --- Osmanic language --- Osmanli language --- Ottoman Turkish language (Arabic script) --- Turkic languages --- Turkic languages, Southwest --- Foreign elements --- Vocabulary --- Turkish language - Foreign elements. --- Turkish language - Vocabulary. --- Turc (langue) --- Vocabulaire

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Huns --- History. --- Histoire --- Attila, --- Europe --- History --- Hunni --- Ethnology --- Mongols --- Turkic peoples --- Atilʹ Khaan, --- Atila, --- Atili Qaġan, --- Attyla, --- Ėtzel, --- Huns - Biography --- Huns - History --- Attila, - -453

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Olonkho is the general name for the entire Yakut heroic epic that consists of many long legends - one of the longest being 'Nurgun Botur the Swift' consisting of some 36,000 lines of verse, published here. Like Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, the Finnish Kalevala, the Buryat Geser, and the Kirghiz Manas, the Yakut Olonkho is an epic of a very ancient origin dating back to the period - possibly as early as the eighth or ninth centuries - when the ancestors of the present-day Yakut peoples lived on their former homeland and closely communicated with the Turkic and Mongolian peoples living in the Alta.

Turkisch literature --- Yakut (Turkic people) --- Epic poetry, Yakut --- Iakoutes --- Poésie épique iakoute --- Folklore. --- Translations into English. --- Folklore --- Traductions anglaises --- Épopées iakoutes --- S33/0100 --- Yakut epic poetry --- Yakut poetry --- Siberia--Siberia: general --- Epic poetry, Yakut. --- Poésie épique iakoute --- Traductions anglaises. --- Yakut (Turkic people) - Russia (Federation) - Sakha - Folklore --- Epic poetry, Yakut - Translations into English --- SOCIAL SCIENCE --- Folklore & Mythology. --- demons. --- heroes. --- monsters. --- unesco masterpiece of oral history. --- yakut epic.