"Semetey" in prose

After Muradyl's death, the remaining Chinese could not resist and fled. The entire numerous enemy army was ruthlessly ...

Konurbay ordered his army to prepare for the campaign, warning that anyone who did not follow his orders would have ...

While they were riding, he kept recalling the campaign of Manas, showing where they had stopped for the night and ...

Once, while on the road, Bakai looked ahead and fancied that Manas, Almambet, and Chubak were riding at the head of ...

No more people remained who could oppose Semetey; he defeated all his enemies, married Aichurek, and became khan ...

When Toltoy’s wound healed, he began to consult with Chinkodjo. Sitting together, they reasoned as follows: - ...

Kulchoro, upon learning of Toltoy’s departure, mounted Taiyburul, donned the semetey akolpok, and, taking his ...

Let Semetey, exercising the right of a bridegroom, lie in the palace of Aichurek. Leaving him in peace, we will move ...

After that, Semetey set off on his journey. Driving fourteen horses before him and taking with him the sons of ...

At that time, Konurbay was already ninety-five years old, but he was brave, strong, and daring, all of which she liked ...

When Kulchoro, the son of Almambet, turned twelve years old, and Kanchoro, the son of Chubak, turned fourteen, their ...

Among the forty choro, there were both smart and foolish, brave and cowardly. One day, gathering together, they began ...