
This article analyzes the linguistic and stylistic features of Yusuf Khass Hajib's work Qutadghu Bilig. The study highlights the use of Old Turkic language elements, the symbolic representation of philosophical ideas through allegorical characters, and the role of phraseological units and stylistic devices in the poetic narrative. It also explores the social and philosophical concepts of justice, wisdom, happiness, and repentance as expressed through language. The article reveals the development of Old Turkic literary language based on lexical, grammatical, and stylistic characteristics found in Qutadghu Bilig. Keywords: Old Turkic language, Qutadghu Bilig, style, phraseological unit, symbolic image, justice, wisdom, happiness, stylistics
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