ALTAI culture - Tuva - In memory of Kül Tegin - Külteginin Hiygizi

Official orcherstra of the tuvan ministry of culture. The song is dedicated to Kul Tigin (Kül (Köl, Gül, Göl) Tigin (Tegin)[Prince Kul] Khan Bengü İnançu Apa Tarkan) 闕特勒(685 - 731 or 732 CE) was a famous general of the Second Kaganate of "Kök Türük". He was a second son of legendary Ilterish Shad (Kutlugh) and the younger brother of Bilge Kagan. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kül-Tigin Monument translation of the stele (found in Mongolia) in memory of Kül Tigin, which included inscriptions in both the Turkic and Chinese, erected to his memory. Here an example of the inscription: Eastern face When the blue sky above and the dark earth below were created, between the two were created the sons of men. Above the sons of men were upraised my ancestors Boumin kagan and Istemi kagan. Having become masters, they governed and established the empire and the institutions of the Turkic people. In the four corners of the world they had many enemies, but making expeditions with armies, they submitted and pacified many peoples in the four corners of the world; they made them bow their heads and bend their knees; they made them settle in front (ie, towards the east) as far as the forest of Kadirkan, and in the rear (ie, to the west) as far as the Iron Gate. So far between these two (farthest points) the Blue Turks extended themselves as sovereigns. They were wise kagans, they were vigilant kagans; all their officers were wise, were vigilant; all their nobles, their entire people, were <b>...</b>
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