The book is dedicated to a little-studied period of world history of the VI-VIII centuries. N e., when the power of the ancient Turks, the Great Turkic Kaganate, arose and flourished in the vastness of Eurasia. A detailed analysis of the ethnic, political and religious aspects of the life of this state is combined in this work with a lively figurative manner of presentation, which makes the book very interesting for the general reading public.