Abstract:

The culture of the horse was formed in very early periods. The horse’s skeleton and equipment removed from the curls indicates that the horse has taken the first place around the curls. The beginning of widespread exploitation and development of the mining economy, especially the intense use of iron, has been greatly effective in the development of the crocodile communities. The cultural development of the Turkish people living in the district has manifested itself in various aspects, including social, political, economic, military and religious. In addition to the use of the horse as a riding animal, the use of iron has given culture mobility and power, and the great Turkish states have been able to establish. The Iskit, Hun and Gök Turkish states have emerged as a result of this development. Archaeological findings and synchronic sources in the Eskit and Hun period clearly reveal the development of the horse culture. The archaeological findings of the Turkish era and national and synchronic sources show that the horse culture is highly developed among the Turks. From all these findings and information in the sources, it is clear that in Turks cultural characteristics such as horse feed, horse sports, horse war, horse victim were formed and developed in very early periods.

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