The elements of folklore in Uzbek writer Togay Murat's novels

As the first quarter of the twentieth century, the novel type had been entered to Uzbek literature, and it's main development completed on end of this century. Togay Murat is one of the important writers in Uzbek Literature composed his literary output on late of twentieth century. He skillfully used the spoken language of the Surhan region of Uzbekistan harmonizing the national and local values, traditions, customs of the Uzbek cult in his works. He chose the genres of novel and parable to describe the periods of tzarist, socialist, communist and independence. Generally, he wrote about people who survived with difficulties of life as figure farmer, shepherd, watchman. His literary works are protest to injustice and upright stance against oppression and contempt. We have examined folklore and elements of folklore in the works of Uzbek writer Togay Murat who reveal the elements and cultural richness of Uzbek Turk and translated to Turkey Turkish. The writer's works get with the times, he could crate the world that he wanted. Also, he could show audience how the local elements are changing according to time. He presented us many strong and effective elements as traditions from history to the present, usage and believes. Some of cultural elements were about to be forgotten that he presents us in his novels, we might say that the author has enabled them to be reach for next generations.