The Era of Heydar Aliyev, the Great Leader of the Azerbaijani People

Abstract

 For the understanding of geniuses, historical figures, artists, and every individual as a whole, it is necessary to study his era, because various global and even the smallest (subconscious) events that take place in all eras have their influence on the human consciousness from the womb to the grave. In this existence (consciousness), the events of the era, which are infinite in scale, are transformed into a treasure of thought (archive). This treasure, which is in the essence of “infinity” (∞), is enriched step by step from simple knowledge to fundamental scientific knowledge, thus shaping his worldview through countless events. From this point of view, era and worldview are phenomena that are in unity and one determines the other. In other words, the highest determination of philosophy—when explaining the concept of time with questions, the idea covered by it, man, nature, etc., answers related to the worldview factor are given in the contents and essences. Or, on the contrary, the understanding of the worldview of any person acquires an objective-logical value with the characteristics of his era. Because of its position, it is worth noting that every era leaves its mark on history with “extraordinary” important memory phenomena that change the world and hold the whole world and mankind under its charm, which is also considered as globalization in the world with the current terminology (globalization in the old dictionary). Also, each period has its own historical content and the fact that the most global event, including the genius, is named in honor of the person of the time, contains the importance of this or that period, as well as the historical stage, Stone Age, Antiquity, Renaissance, Enlightenment-Modernism, “Golden Age”, Critical Socialism, etc. A feature of the periods is related to the human factor. There had never been a period in history that did not produce its own geniuses and historical personalities. It is not even an exception to the eras related to the names of geniuses and historical figures. For example, the 11th-19th centuries