DESCRIPTION OF THE IMAGE OF THE MISTRESS IN THE SAGA OF  “SADDI ISKANDARII”

Shodiya Otanazarova

Authors

Shodiya Otanazarova Urganch State University, Faculty of Uzbek Philology,3rd year student Author

Keywords:

table manners, extravagance, indulgence, the image of a mistress, Alexander's wife, the image of Ravshanak.

Abstract

“Saddi Iskandari” is not a love story. Navoi, who defines love in his own way and sings it passionately, describes his favorite subject of wisdom and philosophy in this epic. Therefore, the characters of the mistresses, or more precisely, the wives of the main character in this epic, did not rise to the level of the main character.

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