SURXON VALLEY BARDS
Keywords:
Baxshi, bardic traditions, Surxon Valley, oral folklore, cultural heritage, Sherobod school, artistic techniques, national culture.Abstract
This article explores the creative legacy of the bards (baxshis) from the Surxon Valley, focusing on their performance style, adherence to folklore traditions, and contributions to national culture. The distinctive features of the Sherobod bardic school, the creative activities of baxshis, and their influence on the development of oral folklore are thoroughly analyzed. The study highlights the works performed by Surxon bards, their thematic diversity, artistic techniques, and their role in preserving and transmitting folkloric traditions. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the importance of researching, preserving, and passing on the rich cultural heritage of the bards to future generations.
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