
This article describes the process of rapprochement of the Turkic-Sogdian tribes in Central Asia in the V-VI centuries. This process has been preserved in the form of various documents on various Chinese, Sogdian and Turkish-runic monuments. This process of symbiosis played an important role in the ethnogenesis of the peoples of the region and played an important role in the formation of the linguistic, cultural and religious identity of the tribes. The author received and analyzed the data mainly from the work of researchers studying monuments belonging to this period.