SOURCE AND HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE MULTI-SPORT SPORT
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Kopkari is a traditional sport with deep roots in the culture of the peoples of Central Asia, its sources are associated with the life and pastoral culture of the ancient Turkic peoples. This study analyzes the source study and historical formation of the game of kopkari. The main attention is paid to written sources, folk oral literature and ethnographic research, highlighting values such as courage, dexterity and teamwork that are manifested in the game process. Also, a conclusion is given about the modern development of kopkari and its significance as a national heritage.
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