Orkhon inscriptions

The Orkhon inscriptions are ancient Turkic writings carved into stone tablets in Mongolia’s Orkhon Valley, dating back to the 8th century. They are among the earliest known examples of Turkic script and provide valuable insights into early Turkic culture, history, and language. These inscriptions commemorate the deeds of rulers, especially the Bilge Khagan and his brother Kül Tigin, highlighting political achievements, military campaigns, and societal values. As a historical record, they help us understand the origins of Turkic peoples and their early civilizations.