MY VILLAGE YORTEPA: A GLIMPSE INTO OUR RICH HISTORY AND CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY

Abstract

Annotation: This article is written by Ugiloy, a 6^th grade student girl from Yortepa, a village in the Turakurgan district of the Namangan region in Uzbekistan. Ugiloy shares the rich history of Yortepa, including the origin of its name, which means "four hills" and reflects the village's landscape changes over time. She describes the historical significance of the village's water channels and the close-knit, modest nature of its people. The article highlights the strong community bonds, the tradition of giving affectionate nicknames, and the village's agricultural lifestyle. It also touches on the importance of education and the enduring cultural traditions that make Yortepa a unique and special place.