Ural-batyr
Sign in to savethumb|A young man is fighting with Daeva|div Ural-batyr or Oral-batır (, pronounced , from Ural + Turkic batır 'hero, brave man') is the most famous kubair (epic poem) of the Bashkirs. It is a telling of heroic deeds and legendary creatures, the formation of natural phenomena, and so on. thumb|The Ural Mountains
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- Plot
- History
- Ural-Batyr (content)
- Introduction
- Ural learns about Death
- Ural learns about the Living Spring
- How the white swan is caught
- Part 1
- Ural and Schulgen meet the old man and cast lots
- Ural-Batyr comes to the country of [[Padishah]] Katil
- Ural-Batyr meets Padishah Katil's daughter
- Part 2
- Ural-Batyr meets Zarkum
- Ural-Batyr and Zarkum arrive in the serpent kingdom
- Ural-Batyr enters the palace of secrets
- Part 3
- Schulgen meets a handsome young man
- Schulgen arrives in a happy country
- Schulgen enters the palace of the padishah of divas, Azraka
- Schulgen and Zarkum meet Homay
- Ural-Batyr and Shulgen meet
- Ural-Batyr and Shulgen compete on the Maidan
- Schulgen regains his wife
- Zarkum and Schulgen again at the padishah of divas
- Ural-batyr and his sons save people
- The defeat of Kahkaha
- The trial of Schulgen
- Schulgen's evil deeds begin again
- Final part
- Appearance of swans in the Urals
- Appearance of rivers in the Urals
- English translation
- Explanatory notes
- References
- External literature
- External links
thumb|A young man is fighting with Daeva|div Ural-batyr or Oral-batır (, pronounced , from Ural + Turkic batır 'hero, brave man') is the most famous kubair (epic poem) of the Bashkirs. It is a telling of heroic deeds and legendary creatures, the formation of natural phenomena, and so on. thumb|The Ural Mountains
thumb|right|180px| Horse Akbuzat near Lake Yylkysykkan, Burzyansky District, Bashkortostan (2019)