After the ruthless attacks Jengiz Han, the Türkmens spun a circle of development from East to West. Türkmenistan was the most developed country in the world.

The first type of carriage was devised by the Türkmen. It served to make much of the work of the army and the state easier.

In early days Türkmens discovered the art of making various tools with molten ores. “The epic of Ergenekon” shows the ancient of Türkmens. This epic mentions the melting of ores from a huge mine, which has a metaphorical meaning, that is, exploring and stretching out to the new territories and world. It conveys a perfect example of the Türkmen sword to the current era. On this sword was engraved, “The Türkmen never unsheathes his sword against his neighbour.”

Today, this sword is in a museum in Iran. The making of various tools and materials made of iron and steel spread from the Türkmen plateau to the world.

The ancient historians wrote that the best cloth was woven in Merw and Nusay. In their books the Türkmen plateaus are well-known for silk cloth and silk carpets.

Inventions increased day by day.

Türkmenistan became the home of scientists, scholars, intellectuals, philosophers, artists and poets.

So the egg has cracked and the chick has hatched; but this fledgling must now develop the strength of wing and the mature judgement to fly in the heights.

Mankind, by exploring the universe, lost his belief in the universe and the heavens!