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The promised land Yes or No?

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The promised land Yes or No?
 

The promised land Yes or No?Online version

Yes or No?

by Нурайым Сериккалиева
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Asan Kaygy was a famous Kazakh poet and philosopher.

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He lived during the time of the Kazakh khans and advised them.

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Asan Kaygy believed that his people were already living in the best possible land.

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He spent many years traveling in search of a perfect place for his people.

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The ideal land he was looking for was called “Zheruyik.”

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Asan Kaygy wanted a place where there would be no wars, hunger, or suffering.

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According to the text, he easily found the perfect land.

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He criticized some khans when he thought they ruled unfairly.

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Asan Kaygy wrote poems and expressed his ideas through wise sayings.

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The people considered him a foolish and unimportant man.

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Asan Kaygy’s dream was only for his own personal happiness.

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He became a symbol of wisdom and care for the future of the nation.

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In the end, Asan Kaygy completely achieved his goal of finding Zheruyik.

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