Özet:

The existence of the Silk Road has influenced many societies from the past to the present in an economic, religious, military and socio-cultural perspective. Religions accepted in the Silk Road geography and religions adopted by Turkish communities, cultural and linguistic activities have been addressed. Often we talk about the existence of alternative roads used in times when the Silk Road is not enough, we see that they are in complementary characteristics. The purpose of our study is to exhibit the mozaic formed by the combination of different religions, languages, art and crafts activities that allow the influence of the Silk Road to remain until today. The factors in the living of the Silk Road economy have been the coating of the religious and cultural structure of the societies that keep the Silk Road economy standing. Here it is aimed to see the contributions it has made to the economy of the Silk Road by studying religions, cultural activities, literary works. The first work that the Turks wrote while staying under Islamism and the importance of writing the works that followed it on the Silk Road route was pointed out. China, India, Iran, Turkish states, Egypt and Rome’s interactions on this economic path, which feel their economic strength in the Silk Road stage, are stillining their importance today. As a result of the study, the diversity of countries in Ipekyolu has not reduced the possibility of those regions, but has increased its wealth, provided a harmonious cultural trade.