History / General History
Eralina A.E.
Kostanay State University named after A.Baitursynov
The history of Turgai
region in the works of the region’s akyns in the nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries.
In the cultural
life of the Turgay region’s population
special role belonged akyns creativity. At the end of XIX - early XX
centuries in Turgai district akyns Zhumabai Shalabai uly, Esenzhol Zhanuzak
uly, Seidakhmet Beysenuly, Abykayev Nurtazauly and others were known. It should
be noted that the works of the bright representative of poetry Seidakhmet
Beysenuly were published in the Ibrai Altynsarin’s "Kyrgyz anthology"
in 1879. Famous Esenzhol Zhanuzakuly is a mentor in the upbringing of Ahmet
Baitursynov’s poetic talent. Abykayev Nurtazauly was familiar with Abai
Kunanbayev and considered himself his disciple. His poem "Jute" kept
to this day in the literary foundation of the Academy of Sciences of the
Republic of Kazakhstan [157], the writing this poem was caused by the events of
1879/80 years. / “Goyang zhyl”/
The development
of animal husbandry was influenced by winter 1879-80 years /“Goyang zhyl” /,
which was severe and prolonged that had not noticed before. According to the
information, in late October in the Turgai region the rain was dropped, there
was cold weather, sleet was formed, making it difficult to obtaining cattle
grazing. In December the strong storms and blizzards came, which lasted almost
daily throughout the winter during the cold, returns in February to -28
degrees. Up to half of April the land was not cleared of snow to allow the
cattle to produce, even if meager, sockets food. Meanwhile, as usual herd of
Kazakhs enjoy fresh spring food since mid-March. With such an unusually
disastrous for cattle ranching conditions Kazakhs perished in large numbers
scattered violent hurricanes, and in particular, weakened in the late winter of
starvation and cold, being unable to penetrate the hoof icy snow crust to get a
paltry remains of grass.
When nomadic
economic system, based mainly on the use of the pasture throughout the year,
there is no way to prevent this kind of disaster. To combat them, there was no
appropriate means both in the hands of the Kazakhs and administration.
Therefore, in the winter of 1879-1880 there was a large percentage of the loss
of livestock. So, if in 1879 the number of horses in Turgai district was
156,142, heads of cattle - 38,973, heads of sheep and goats - 786,770, camels -
75,599 heads, and during the winter 1879-1880 the number of killed horses was
127,121, heads of cattle - 19,982, heads of sheep and goats - 577,558, camels -
32086 head, that was 72% of all cattle. Not only harsh winter, but a poor
harvest, wildfires in Turgai district townships, and destroyed the best reeds
going for animal feed, and stockpiles of hay, the distribution between the need
of the remaining public reserve in the amount of hay 325,000 pounds of cattle
have aggravated the situation in the province.
Last jute of
1891-1892 also caused great damage to pecuarii of Turgay region. Fears for the
future well-being of the Kazakh herds began to emerge in May and June 1891,
when in the desert, so early in the ensuing drought, the grass was not quite as
well in low places where there is enough moisture, all young vegetation was
eaten or filly or locusts. Preceding winter 1890-1891 gg. was little snow, so
the spring flood of the rivers are not observed, the rain almost all counties
Turgay region was no exception was only one Turgay County. The county grass
tebenevki were satisfactory and could provide a one-year local cattle food, but
they were potravleny cattle neighboring counties affected by the lack of food.
Kazakhs Nicholas County, a significant portion of their herds, about
one-quarter, surpassed in Turgai county, and in all parishes of the county
except Kyzyldzhingelskoy could meet the cattle belonging to the Kazakhs
Nicholas County. In addition, the parish: Sarykopinskoy, Karaturgayskoy 2nd
Naurzum and Kyzyldzhingelskoy Turgai district, there were many cattle driven to
winter sustenance of Atbasar, Kokshetau and Petropavlovsk districts of Akmola
region. It should be noted that a large number of animals concentrated within
Turgai district became a negative impact on relations between neighbors, the
Kazakhs Turgay and Nicholas counties. In January, the Kazakhs Turgay County
began to harass relatives of Nicholas County, extorting money for grazing; who
refused to comply with the requirements of those illegally taken animals, as
the victims were forced to bring to the district authorities.
Turgai masters
were famous not only for their products but also the songs and the ability to
carry on a conversation. "The Kazakhs are stand out among all of its
neighbors by the gift of speech. The speech of every Kazakh is smooth and free,
he can not only recite long improvisations in verse, but it is usually
characterized by a certain rhythm phrases and periods, so that it often is like
poetry. It is figurative, expressions are clear and precise, so the Kazakhs can
justifiably be called the Frenchmen of West Asia "- characterized the
Kazakhs V.V.Radlov in the end of XIX century [2 S.332,333]. This assessment is
particularly true for the Kazakhs of Turgay.
Kuderi
Zholdybayuly-akyn of Turgay district was the part of the national liberation
movement in 1916. The events of 1879-1881 jute's poem dedicated to
"Zhalpak koyan", which was written by him on the advice of Ibrai
Altynsarin. The events of 1916 are dedicated to the work "Amangeld³n³n
Torgaydy aluy", "Al³bi Zhangeld³ulyna." Among the people Kuderi
Zholdybayuly was nicknamed "Sarbaz-bard" which means warrior poet.
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Literature:
1. Îáçîðû Òóðãàéñêîé îáëàñòè.-Îðåíáóðã,1880,1882
ãîäû. Âåäîìîñòè.
2.
Ðàäëîâ Â.Â. Èç Ñèáèðè. Ñòðàíèöû
äíåâíèêà.- Ì., 1989. Ñ.252.
3. Ëàìàøåâ Ә. Ûáûðàé Àëòûíñàðèí æәíå îíûң ³çáàñàðëàðû.-À.,1990