AXIOLOGICAL PORTRAIT OF BABUR AND INTERNALIZATION OF VALUES IN THE NOVEL “STARRY NIGHTS”

This article provides an axiolinguistic analysis of Pirimqul Qodirov’s historical novel "Starry Nights". The research aims to reveal the linguistic patterns of national statehood values reflected through the figure of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur. Concepts such as patriotism, responsibility, and justice are studied through the lens of linguistic evaluation theory. The study highlights the role of meliorative and pejorative units in shaping the hero's axiological portrait, as well as the process of axiological internalization of statehood norms. The findings underscore the intertextual connection between the novel and the "Baburnama," positioning the figure of Babur as an ideal model for national statehood thinking

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