Forms in the Kyrgyz family relations

Historical conditions leading to transformation in the Kyrgyz family

Structural and functional changes in family

Dominating values in the Kyrgyz family relations

Traditional Kyrgyz family

Formation as a nation

The feudal-patriarchal family was resistant to various external influences and played an important role in the development of Kyrgyz’s, not being assimilated in a large area like other peoples of Central Asia, but preserved as a “nation”

The family is regarded as a value that preserves the spiritual genetic and material information about the tribe and is passed down from generation to generation

Soviet Kyrgyz

family

Establishment of the Soviet socialist system, and monopoly of the ideology of the communist party in all spheres of society

Changes in the macro social structure of the family such as formation of the nuclear family; pure monogamy; legally approved marriage; gender equality will be legalized

Family values were in line with the idea of socialism including collectivism, patriotism, internationalism