Monograph of Turkish folklore tribes in Kunudz province Afghanistan

Kunduz has a parallel history that continues as long as today. The city of Kunduz has hosted diversified civilizations throughout history. The Kunduz has been hosting a variety of civilizations from the past to the present and the existence of different ethnicities has diversified local culture and the region has gained unique richness in terms of folklore studies. In this study, kunduz Turk stature, which are part of the northern region of Afghanistan, "South Turkistan", especially the tangible and spiritual culture of Uzbek and Turkmen Turks are mentioned. In this paper, the cultural assets of Kunduz province were identified and inscribed in its natural environment, and the place and importance of the culture of The Turkic tribes in the historical perpetuity of the public culture and ethnography of Kunduz province was revealed and tangible and spiritual beings that faced extinction with the development of technology were identified and written. This research includes the city, villages and towns of Kunduz, as geographical limitations. The data obtained during this research process were collected within a year and a half. The data obtained as a result of field surveys in Kunduz province, districts and villages were examined in terms of its correlation with Turkish cultural history. In the study process, the data was reached by the literature scan, area research and electronic environment. Two fundemental research methods such as "participatory observation" and "in-depth interview" were used in the field researches implemented. Kunduz Provincial Center is the most intense population of Kunduz, with the districts and villages, constitute Turkish tribes. The most densely populated population is Uzbek Turks. Uzbeks and Turkmens who live here work in business fields such as agriculture, livestock, trade and weaving and make a living in this way. As a result of this study on the monograph of Kunduz folklore, we observed that Uzbek and Turkmen Turks maintained their own culture despite hundreds of years of assimilation and segregation. The people's lifestyle, daily life implementation and beliefs are very similar to other neighboring Turkish tribes. exclusively, the transitional ceremonies such as birth, marriage and death are as similar to Anatolian culture in Turkistan. Because the Kunduz folklore also constitutes part of the common culture of the Turkish world. Keywords: Afghanistan, South Turkistan, Monograph, Kunduz, Verbal Culture.