ALISHЕR NAVOIY “XAMSA”SIDA MIRRIX OBRAZINING MAJOZIYLIK XUSUSIYATLARI

Аннотация

This article examines the use of planetary imagery in the "Khamsa" epics by the renowned Uzbek poet and philosopher Alisher Navoi. It focuses on the stylistic expression of these planetary figures, particularly in the prologues of the epics, and explores their symbolic meanings. Among the planetary images, particular attention is given to Mars, represented through various active forms, such as Mirrix and Bahram. The article analyzes how these planetary motifs are integrated into Navoi's epics, including "Hayrat ul-Abror," "Farhad and Shirin," "Layli and Majnun," "Sabai Sayyor," and "Saddi Iskandariy." The discussion highlights the poet’s mastery in the gradual interpretation and artistic application of these images. The analysis is supported by relevant scholarly literature and concludes with insights into the poet’s creative approach