NATIONAL SYMBOLS ARE THE MAIN SOURCE OF POWER THAT PRESERVES NATIONAL AND AGE-OLD VALUES

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This article will talk about the importance of our national symbols in preserving ournational culture and spiritualityin thenational spirit andbringing it tothe future generation. Keywords:symbol, image, philosophy, culture, art, sign, idea, sign, stamp,badge, sign... Symbols are extremely ancient and have many meanings. Symbols are a philosophical- artistic way of perceiving the world. Symbols speak without language about the essence of somethingand notabout thephenomenon itself. In order to correctly understand the logical basis of symbols, each people's own historical past and ecclesiastical imagination are important. In order to preserve national culture and spirituality in the national spirit and bring it to the future generation, national symbols are primarily relied on. This means that national symbols are the main source of power that preserves national and age-old values. It is known that the values associated with a particular elat, nation, people's life, lifestyle, language, culture, spirituality, Customs and traditions, past and future are national values. And in thepreservation ofnational values, national symbols come tothe rescue in the first place. For example, Uzbekistan is a national headdress cape that represents Uzbekistan in any corner of theworld. Doppi is a symbol of a true Uzbek nation, where the breath of nationalism is blowing. This can be realized even more terribly when a doppelganger is worn by a person of a different country, a different religion and a different nation. The doppelgängers, a symbol of national pride, have along past. A cape is a light headdress. It has long been common among the Iranian and Turkic peoples. Among the peoples of Turkestan (especially in the territory of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan) has become a national type of clothing. From the doppelgänger of other peoples, Uzbek doppelgängers are distinguished bytheiruniqueshape, decoration. In addition, tillaqosh, khanatlas, beqasam and sochanas are symbols of our national costumes. At Uzbek weddings, it is both national and ancient with the capture of the chimildiq after marriage and the delivery to the finish of the chimildiq tradition. In this, the chimildiq, which is the embodiment of the bride's or-name, ibo-hayosi and nikox chilla, is a symbolic wrapping of theprocess ofthebride-and-groom's firstrelationship intoa veil ofcaution. National symbols can be seen not only in the image of national udums and dresses, but also innational values, dreams andvarious things-phenomena. page319 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISSN:2692-5206,ImpactFactor:12,23 AmericanAcademicpublishers,volume05,issue04,2025 Journal: https://www.academicpublishers.org/journals/index.php/ijai National symbols are also observed in things and phenomena of a national nature. For example, a moon of special importance for its plurality, the crescent moon (crescent), is a female, i.e., theimage ofa bride. And the conjunction of the moon with the star is a symbol of Muslims. The moon is a symbol of the organization "Red Crescent", which is exactly similar to the "Red Cross" in international emblematics. State symbols are separate, most important symbols that represent the national sovereignty of a particular state, historically composed. They are directly closely related to the life, traditions, psyche, folklore, history of the people, the nation. State symbols embody important external signs of an independent state. The symbols of the state reflect the long- standing dreams of the people, noble intentions, the meaning of life. State symbols are designated by Constitution orspecial law. The state flag, state coat ofarms, StateAnthem, State colors, barbell (flag) of the head of state, state seal, state motto are the main state symbols. The name "Uzbekistan", the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Uzbek language, the flag of Uzbekistan itself, the coat of arms, the anthem, the capital (Tashkent City), the state awards and titles of Uzbekistan, the national currency (som), the national holidays are vivid symbols oftheindependent Uzbekistan . At this point, special military symbols that are part of the list of state symbols cannot be bypassed. The symbols of this area are characterized by their serious and homogenous nature. Military emblems can be seen in military uniforms, military organizations and objects, behavior intheprocess of combat training. For example, a soldier's posture in an upright position is a symbol of his vow in the sense that he stands up for service – his readiness for service duties and his sacrifice of his life for the Fatherland. Another of the national symbols that feature signs of militarism is the eight-pointed star and is manifested in the forms of the intersection of two swords. The sword is a symbolic weapon that determines the combativity character of all peoples. The sword is also the basis of heroism, asymbol of power, Justice. As aweapon, itreflects symbols of power. It also connects w