Linguo-Pragmatic Analysis Of Historical Terms In Amir Temur’s Speech

This article presents a linguo-pragmatic analysis of the historical speech of Amir Temur as depicted in Muhammad Ali’s novel Buyuk Saltanat. Through the historical vocabulary, military terminology, and religious-philosophical concepts used in the character's speech, the study reveals aspects of medieval military strategy, psychological influence, social stratification, and communicative intentions. The research identifies underlying meanings and presuppositions, and compares the semantics of historical terms. The analysis highlights the semantic load, illocutionary force, and cultural relevance of speech units within their historical context. The study contributes to illustrating the relationship between language and thought through the examination of historical texts.