Osman TÜRK

Orhon inscriptions, which constitute the basic sources of Old Turkish, XVIII. Köktürk inscriptions, which were first coincided in Siberia at the beginning of the century and determined in different parts of Eurasia in the following years and formed the main sources of Old Turkish, XIX. With the analysis towards the end of the century, a lot of information was brought to light. Orhon Inscriptions, one of the oldest written documents of the Turkish language, are inscriptions that provide information about Turkish literature, history, culture and social life. Scientific acceptance and dissemination of the science of Turkishness began with the discovery of the Göktürk inscriptions in Mongolia. After analyzing the inscriptions, information about Turkish culture was reached. These written documents are especially valuable in terms of documenting the values ​​of the Turkish language and the periods in which it lived. For this reason, hundreds of studies have been carried out about the stones since the discovery of the inscriptions. In the study, the names and titles of the Orhon inscriptions were examined. The research consists of Orhon inscriptions (Köl Tegin, Bilge Kağan, Tonyukuk, Ongi, Küli Çor). In the study, the common elements of vocabulary in inscriptions with a historical depth of approximately one thousand three hundred years will be examined. Thus, by using the first written examples of the Turkish language, the use of the names and titles used in the work was determined by analyzing them in the sentence. Professor as the main source Dr. This study was conducted based on Erhan Aydın's  book titled Orhon Inscriptions

Keywords: Turcology, Köktürk, Orhon inscriptions, Old Turkish, Title, Person name.