The Image of Amir Temur in the Works of Pirimqul Qodirov

Abstract

This article examines the depiction of Amir Temur in the works of the renowned Uzbek writer Pirimqul Qodirov. It explores how Amir Temur, as a great commander and statesman, is portrayed in Qodirov’s literary works, focusing particularly on his historical significance, character, and personal qualities. The study primarily analyzes Qodirov’s novel Yulduzli Tunlar (Starry Nights), investigating the literary interpretation of Amir Temur’s persona, his political views, moral values, and human virtues. Additionally, attention is given to the artistic representation of historical events and the balance between historical accuracy and creative narration in Qodirov’s writings. The article also discusses the significance of Pirimqul Qodirov’s work in Uzbek literature and his unique approach to crafting the image of Amir Temur.The research is based on historical and literary sources, along with contemporary academic studies. It provides scholarly insights into how the portrayal of Amir Temur in Qodirov’s works has contributed to the formation of national consciousness and historical memory.