The Book of Dede Korkut is a collection of epic tales from the Oghuz Turks, reflecting their culture and values. It is considered a significant work in Turkic literature and showcases the heroic deeds of legendary figures, emphasizing themes of bravery, honor, and loyalty. The book is named after its central character, Dede Korkut, a wise elder and storyteller. Composed in the 15th century, it is written in Turkish and consists of twelve stories, each featuring different heroes and their adventures. The tales are rich in folklore and provide insight into the traditions and beliefs of the Turkic peoples.