Worship Kök Teŋri as our Patron God

Tengri, the Eternal Blue Sky, was the patron god of the Turkic khans. The Göktürk rulers of the sixth to eighth centuries based their authority on a mandate from Tengri, bore titles such as tengrikut, from kut, the heavenly fortune he granted, and were regarded as his sons on earth.

A ninth-century divination book, the Irk Bitig, calls him Türük Tängrisi, the god of the Turks. His standing waned when the Uighur khagans adopted Manichaeism in the eighth century.