HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF THE GENERATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MILITARY RITUALS IN THE TERRITORY OF CENTRAL ASIA: BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE RULE OF AMIR TIMUR
Keywords:
traditions, customs, rituals, ceremonies, military rituals, religion, education, military discipline, moral and combat qualitiesAbstract
The article examines the historical aspects of the origin and development of military rituals on the territory of Central Asia, analyzes the influence of various external and internal factors on them, including customs, traditions of different peoples and religions, as well as the formation of the moral and combat qualities of military personnel and troops through military rituals. Various forms and methods of conducting military rituals in the daily and service-combat activities of units are considered, their subsequent systematization, taking into account the characteristics of a certain period of time, as well as the educational role in improving the moral and ethical atmosphere and strengthening military discipline in military collectives and, in general, in increasing them. combat readiness and combat ability.
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