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The dialogue between Karakalpak and Tatar cultures in the works by T. Zhumamuratov and R. Minnullin

The article systematizes the material on the history of the Karakalpak and Tatar poets’ literary contacts. It has been proved that the common folklore heritage is the foundation for the literary connections between the two fraternal peoples. One of the incentives for its development is the readers’ persistent interest in the literature of the Karakalpak and Tatar peoples. Translations of the works also play a huge part in strengthening friendship between these peoples. The article analyzes the work by the contemporary poets Tleubergen Zhumamuratov (1915–1990) and Robert Minnullin (1948–2020). It reveals the originality of the Tatar and Karakalpak themes in their heritage.