Turkic Motives in English Eposes

AbstractThe contribution of Turkic tribes into the world development caravan was spoken about much this century. There are many sources about that the traces of brave soldiers of Turkic Kaganate inhabited in the Central Asia reached China, Europe, and India. One of them is English eposes with Turkic motives. There have been many talks about Turkic motives in English eposes. It is not because of the current ideas concerning the Turkic source; it is often used in the works of the last century ethnographer- writers. Turkic tribes from the steppe were called barbarous by European people from the wooden territory, the idea confirming the exception of the absence of nomadic civilization was privileged in the developed Europe. Nevertheless, in the history of English literature this heroic epos has an important role. The author of it was people, written in the ancient English-Saxon language; the origin of the work had been kept for centuries, but it was eliminated by the enormous fire in London.Used methods: comparative, applied, historical and integrative