YAKKABOG' TUMANI SEROB QISHLOG'I

Описание: KOPKARISI OF THE HEAD OF SEROB VILLAGE, YAKKABOG DISTRICT, KASKADARYA REGION 04/01/2026
Uloq, köpkari — one of the ancient mass, national games of the peoples of Central Asia. It was mainly held on the occasion of victory and harvest holidays, weddings and festivals. In addition to the ruler and various officials, wealthy people, even ordinary people, organized Uloq games. There were more pictures at circumcised (chipron) weddings. Uloq was popular among the Turkic peoples, especially among its clans such as Kung'rot, Kurama, Ming, Mangit, Oirat, Yayilma, Kenegas, Kipchak, Barlos. Before the Uloq performances, special heralds were sent to villages and auls, and in crowded places, markets, they announced who, where, when and for what purpose the U. was being held, as well as the prizes to be awarded. In different places, horse racing was organized according to different rules (called chortoq, sudratma, marra, payga, pakka, minbar, and other names). Horse racing was not just an entertaining spectacle or a game, but also served to educate boys and young men to be brave, courageous, agile, and courageous. Horse racing helped to improve the horse breed and breed hardy, fast-moving breeds. The Karabayir, Arab, Akhal-Teke, Kurama, Lakai, Kustanay, Karabagh, and the current Orlov horse breeds are considered to be horse racing horses