Аңдатпа
Before the Kazakh Khanate was formed in the Great Steppe, several state structures succeeded each other and were of a continuous nature. But the indigenous Kipchak and Oguz tribes remained the people of these states. The Golden Horde, famous in history under the name Fang Ulus, managed to establish close political and cultural relations with distant and close states of its time. Traces of these cultural relations have reached our days through the language of written monuments. Language is a precious foundation of culture and has not been fully studied as a manifestation of national culture andintercultural communication. In domestic Turkology and medieval studies, significant work has been done on the development of dictionaries, differentiation of texts and study of the language of written monuments of the Middle Ages. Today there is an important question about studying the language of written monuments of the Middle Ages as a cultural and spiritual value. The purpose of the study is to differentiate borrowed words that were included under the influence of intercultural communication, to study the components of stable phrases and each linguistic unit in the language of monuments. The path of the nation and the processes of its formation can be clearly traced in the intercultural relations that manifest themselves through language. In the XIII century, the Middle Turkic language, mixed with Oghuz-Kipchak properties, was heard in all corners of the Eurasian space. The state of the Golden Horde, which was considered the homeland of the Kipchaks, was located on the great caravan roads and established close cultural ties with the states under its control, and also adopted Islam. During this period there was a huge influence of Arabic and Persian languages on the development of science, education and literature. Of course, the cultural relationships of that period were reflected in the language of written monuments. Research work is of great practical importance in identifying traces of intercultural communication in the historical formation of the Kazakh nation andlanguage.