Monuments in Turkic languages

Old Turkic runic monumentsInscriptions of the 7th–10th c.: the Orkhon steles of Mongolia (Kül Tegin, Bilge Qaghan, Tonyukuk), over 140 Yenisei inscriptions with drawings and photographs, Talas and Altai monuments, Irk Bitig. Editions, studies, a bibliography of ~800 works. Old Uyghur textsBuddhist, Manichaean and Christian texts, secular documents from Turfan and Dunhuang (9th–14th c.): Altun yaruq, Maitrisimit, the Xuanzang biography, Xwāstwānīft. A bibliography of ~1200 works. Middle Turkic monumentsTexts of the 11th–18th c.: Karakhanid (Qutadγu bilig, Maḥmūd al-Kāšγarī’s Dīwān), Khwarezmian and Golden Horde, Kipchak (Codex Cumanicus), Mamluk Kipchak, Chagatay (Navoi, the Bābur-nāme), Old Anatolian and Ottoman. Editions, dictionaries, studies. Old Turkic languageGeneral works: dictionaries and indexes, grammars, language studies, history and culture of the early Turks.