Kutadgu Bilig is a significant work of Turkish literature, written in the 11th century by Yusuf Has Hacib. It is considered one of the earliest examples of Turkish poetry and prose, blending moral teachings with practical advice for governance and personal conduct. The title translates to "The Wisdom That Brings Happiness," reflecting its focus on ethical living and the importance of knowledge. The text is structured as a dialogue between two main characters, Kutadgu and Bilig, who represent wisdom and happiness, respectively. Through their conversations, the work explores themes such as justice, leadership, and the value of education, making it a vital resource for understanding early Turkish culture and philosophy.