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This article examines Khayriddin Sultan’s novel “Yaldo Kechasi” from historical, artistic, and aesthetic perspectives. Particular attention is paid to the artistic interpretation of historical events, national identity, historical memory, generational continuity, freedom, and the relationship between the individual and society. The symbolic meaning of the title, characterization, psychological portrayal, plot structure, and linguistic and stylistic features of the novel are analyzed. The article also explores the connection between the novel and the traditions of Abdulla Qadiri’s historical fiction and identifies its significance in the development of Uzbek historical prose. Special attention is given to the role of the work in developing historical consciousness, national identity, reading culture, and aesthetic taste among young readers.