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  • Göktürklerde Budizm: Armoured horsemen on both sides of a city gate, wall painting from the Buddhist cave temples of the Kucha region.
  • Şamanizm: A shaman of the Minusinsk Tatars (Khakas) in ceremonial dress with covered face, holding his drum, photographed between 1900 and 1915. Photographer unknown; Wellcome Collection, Public domain ↗
  • Tengricilik: A modern illustration in the manner of the present-day revival, a jaw harp over a spoked wheel among figures in the style of steppe rock art.
  • Türk Mitolojisi: Ulukayın, the world tree, in a modern illustration. © Emre-E Yavuz 2026
  • Animizm: A sacred cairn (obo) near Alkhanai mountain in Transbaikalia, the stones whitewashed and the birches around it hung with blue ribbons, photographed in 2000. Photograph: William Craft Brumfield, 2000; Library of Congress, no known restrictions.
  • Gömü ve balbal: A weathered stone figure at its stone setting on the steppe near Burd, Övörkhangai, in central Mongolia. Monuments of this kind are commonly called balbals; strictly, the balbals are the rough stones set in a line from the grave. Photograph: Mongolia Expeditions, 2011, CC BY 3.0.
  • Doğu Kilisesi: Wall painting from a ruined temple at Qocho, read as a Palm Sunday procession and dated 683–770 CE. Berlin. Photograph: Daderot, 2014, CC0.
  • Kam (Türk şamanı): A Tuvan shaman with his frame drum before a felt yurt, photographed about 1900. It shows the practice as ethnographers recorded it among the Turkic peoples of southern Siberia, thirteen centuries after the Göktürks. Photograph: unknown Russian photographer, about 1900; Hamburgisches Museum für Völkerkunde. Public domain.
  • Peri: A peri at a spring in a modern illustration: the shape the being takes in later Turkic storytelling, not in any source of the khaganates. © Emre-E Yavuz 2026
  • Taş figürler: A Turkic stone statue in the Ancient States Gallery of the National Museum of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar. Photograph: Gary Todd, 2017, CC0.
  • Üç dünya: The tiered cosmos in a modern illustration: Uçmag above, the earth in the middle, Tamag below, the world tree through all three. © Emre-E Yavuz 2026
  • Ulukayın: Ulukayın in a modern illustration: the birch at the centre of the world, its crown among the stars. © Emre-E Yavuz 2026

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