CUSTOMS İN KAZAKH TURKS AFTER THE BRİDE ARRİVES AT THE GROOM'S HOUSE

Gulzana Nauanova Nurmanovna; Dinara Ashimova Majitovna

Gulzana Nauanova Nurmanovna PhD Doctor http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2923-9643
Dinara Ashimova Majitovna PhD Doctor http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4083-1506

Keywords: Kazakh, tradition, Betashari, bride, groom.

Abstract

The identity of a nation, among many other things, depends on its commitment to its own culture, as well as the longevity of the preservation of cultural wealth. Kazakhs preserve their own culture, traditions, customs, beliefs, cuisine and clothing, pass it on for generations and continue to exist.

Kazakhs do not forget their ancestors, attach great importance to the knowledge of their names, and in this respect also stand out. Kazakhs pass on their genealogy to future generations from an early age, which is considered to be one of the main responsibilities of the family. His ignorance is seen as "the quality of an orphan who does not know his seven ancestors." Also, in Kazakhstan, marriage between relatives of seven generations is not considered expedient. In addition, the seven generations of relatives are very close to each other. The Kazakh family is strong. Kazakhs learn the rules of family purity from an early age, and already after that, family bond strengthens relationships between people in general throughout life.