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Boğaç's Triumph & Dirse Han's Betrayal
Book of Dede Korkut: Boğaç, swiftly recovered, excelling in skills. Forty traitors plotted against Dirse Han, aiming to sell him to infidels.
With swift steed and a poet’s tongue, Boğaç recovered in forty days. Excelling in horsemanship, archery, and marksmanship, he surpassed his former self. Learning this, forty traitors schemed: “Dirse Han, if he learns his son is well, won’t spare us. Best to seize him, sell to infidels.” They deviously approached, capturing a pale Dirse Han. Tying his hands, they led him toward heathen lands. The…
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Mother's Remedy: Gülçehre's Healing Touch for Boğaç
Book of Dede Korkut: Boğaç calmed his mother, vowing no harm to the mountain. Gülçehre, unable to produce milk, concocted a healing...
Boğaç woke to his mother’s cries. He comforted her, urging not to curse Kazılık mountain and its creatures, but rather his father, the source of their grief. Boğaç assured her of Hızır’s healing touch and tended to his wound. Gülçehre, resourceful, gathered mountain flowers. Despite her dry breasts, she managed a mix of her blood-tainted milk and crushed flowers, applying it to Boğaç’s wound. An…
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Kazılık's Tale: A Son's Tragedy
Book of Dede Korkut: Awake, my son! Heal broken ribs! Was it lion or tiger that caused this? Kazılık, cease its flow! Trees to ashes...
“Weep not, son! Wake those black eyes from slumber. Heal thy twelve broken ribs, revive, my son! If life’s bird has flown, retrieve, my son! Speak, if a spark remains within thee. I sacrifice for thee, my black-headed one! May Kazılık Mountain’s waters cease to flow, Trees’ shadows turn to ashes in Kazılık, The swift deer turn to stone in Kazılık. Was it a lion or tiger that brought this…
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Grief in Mountains: A Mother's Cry for Boğaç
Book of Dede Korkut: Lady Gülçehre, desperate, sought Dirse Han's son, Boğaç. Finding him wounded, she wailed amidst the mountains.
Lady Gülçehre, poured forth many words, but from Dirse Han, not a single response she received. Interfering between the man and his forty scoundrels, she said, “Your son is safe, he is your pride. When he savors the hunt, he follows the deer. He’ll return in no time. Don’t worry. Your lord is drunk, unable to respond to you!” Lady Gülçehre, losing hope from Dirse Han, took her slender-waisted…
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Seeking Boğaç: Dirse Han's Tale
Book of Dede Korkut: Dirse Han, the pillar of home, where is my son Boğaç? My veins ache, eyes clouded, seeking him. Every prayer, vow and...
“Come forth, my fate, the pillar of my home. Dirse Han, my father’s trust, my mother’s love! You, whom I see when I open my eyes, adore with my heart. Mighty Dirse Han! Two gone, one returns, where is my son Boğaç? My veins ache for Boğaç, my eyes are clouded. Like a snake’s bite, my skin swells. Everyone is here, only my son is missing! I’ve poured water into dry rivers. Offered vows to…
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Boğaç's Disappearance: Dirse Han's Dilemma
Book of Dede Korkut: Dirse Han returns from hunt. Gülçehre greets him, but Boğaç is missing. Anxious, she shares her concerns with Dirse Han.
Gülçehre waited for the return of the Oghuz lords from the hunt. Hearing Dirse Han’s arrival, she joyfully went to greet him. However, Dirse Han, accompanied by his forty men, appeared in a distressed state, neither greeting nor uttering a single word to his wife. With a pained expression, he fell to the ground without opening his mouth. Gülçehre, troubled by the absence of Boğaç, expressed her…
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Betrayal and Hunt: Dirse Han's Tragic Turn
Book of Dede Korkut: Gülçehre, joyous for her son's hunt, prepared a lavish feast. Dirse Han, unaware, fell victim to a trap set by traitors.
In desperation, he embraced his horse’s neck and fell to the ground. Dirse Han rushed to embrace his son, but the forty traitors prevented even that. Taking Dirse Han home, they revealed Gülçehre’s plan to celebrate her son’s first hunt with a grand feast of horse, camel, lamb, and prepared meals. Source: Dede Korkut Hikayeleri See also: BAYINDIR KHAN’S FEAST; BULLFIGHTS FOR OGHUZ’S…
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Deception Unveiled: A Tragic Clash of Father and Son
Book of Dede Korkut: Dirse Han, deceived by false tales of his son Boğaç, vows to slay him. In a cunning plot, Boğaç displays prowess...
In thine eyes Dirse Han, the wilderness hath no bounds? Know’st not Boğaç’s guile? As if hunting deer afore thee, he aims to strike thee down. Act ere he doth. These words darken Dirse Han’s vision, ears heavy with lead, deaf to counsel. Grasping an arrow, a fierce bow released. Can an arrow return once let loose? The arrow from Dirse Han’s fierce bow whizzed away. Seven years hence, found lodged…
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Boğaç's Noble Hunt: Betrayal and Triumph
Book of Dede Korkut: Boğaç, respecting his father, skillfully hunted deer. The forty traitors seized an opportunity, informing Dirse Han of the incident.
Boğaç, out of respect, never surpassed his father. He followed behind, as sons in those times didn’t contradict their fathers. Upon hearing news from his father, Boğaç skillfully hunted a herd of deer. As he showcased his prowess, the forty traitors saw an opportunity and approached Dirse Han. Source: Dede Korkut Hikayeleri See also: BAYINDIR KHAN’S FEAST; BULLFIGHTS FOR OGHUZ’S…
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Hunt and Betrayal: Dirse Han's Deceptive Pursuit
Book of Dede Korkut: Dirse Han, with his son, set for a hunt. Failing to kill Boğaç, traitors plotted, telling him his father wished to fetch deer for admiration.
Dirse Han distributed gold and silver, pleasing his men. Quickly, he took his son to Kazılık Mountain for hunting. They shot birds, paused at slopes, and joyously hunted. By evening, they reached a stream. As Dirse Han didn’t kill Boğaç, the forty traitors grew uneasy. Approaching Boğaç, one whispered, “Boğaç! Your father said, ‘Let my son fetch deer, I’ll admire his archery and…
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Betrayal Unveiled: Dirse Khan's Son
Book of Dede Korkut: False tales enrage Dirse Khan. Determined to kill his son, he's manipulated to stage a hunting accident. Deceivers sow distrust...
Hearing this, Dirse Khan’s anger veiled his eyes: “Such a son is needless for me. Bring him; I’ll kill him!” Drawing his sword, he declared. Another deceiver interjected, “How can we bring your son? He won’t listen to us. If he believes, he’ll believe you too. Take your son, go hunting. While hunting, shoot an arrow, kill him. We will all agree, saying, ‘It was an accident.’ Who would suspect a…
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Deceitful Schemes: Dirse Khan's Son Betrayal
Book of Dede Korkut: False tales ignite Dirse Khan's wrath. Manipulated to believe his son betrayed, he vows to kill him. Deceivers plot a solution.
Hearing this, Dirse Khan’s anger veiled his eyes: “Such a son is needless for me. Bring him; I’ll kill him!” Drawing his sword, he declared. Another deceiver interjected, “How can we bring your son? He won’t listen to us. If he believes, he’ll believe you too. Take your son, go hunting. While hunting, shoot an arrow, kill him. We will all agree, saying, ‘It was an accident.’ Who would suspect a…
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Deceptive Plot: Boğaç's False Accusation
Book of Dede Korkut: False tales: Dirse Khan's men falsely claim Boğaç attacked, plotting against his father. They urge his death before he kills Dirse Khan.
Hearing this, Dirse Khan was struck in the mind: “Such a son is needless for me. Go, bring him; I’ll kill him!” he angrily shouted. Another, seeing Dirse Khan falling into the trap, stepped forward: “How can we bring your son? He does not heed our words,” he said, stepping aside. Later, Dirse Khan’s other men arrived, faces down, revealing, “Dirse Khan, do you know what happened? Your son, with…
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Boğaç's False Accusation: Father-Son Deception
Book of Dede Korkut: False tale: Dirse Khan's men falsely accuse Boğaç. Claiming he attacked Oghuz tribes, they instigate his father's anger, urging his death.
One day, twenty of Dirse Khan’s men approached, saying, “Do you know what happened? Your unworthy son attacked Oghuz tribes with forty men. He flirted with beautiful girls, frightened the youngsters, and harmed elders and women. They claim, ‘News flows from rivers, echoes from black mountains, reached Bayindir Khan’s ears.’ Bayindir Khan is furious, fearing his wrath may touch us. Such a son is…
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Boğaç's Rise: Envy's Deceptive Scheme
Book of Dede Korkut: Dirse Khan grants Boğaç the principality. Boğaç gathers forty companions. Envy arises, leading to a deceitful scheme between father and son.
Grant Boğaç the principality, the throne. He’s wise, virtuous. Provide wealth and lands. Valor crowns, bestow the principality. Dirse Khan endows Boğaç. As Boğaç grows into a robust and generous hero, he gathers forty companions. This stirs envy among Dirse Khan’s men. Plotting to sow discord between father and son, they craft a deceitful scheme. Source: Dede Korkut Hikayeleri See…
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Boğaç's Valor: Dirse Khan's Legacy Honored
Book of Dede Korkut: Dirse Khan talks with Bayindir Khan. Dedem Korkut reveals Boğaç's feat—slaying the bull. Naming him, he blesses Dirse Khan's lineage.
During this time, Dirse Khan, the chief among chiefs, conversed with Bayindir Khan. He remained unaware of his son’s prowess. Dedem Korkut arrived, presenting the lad to his father. Greeting the chiefs, he spoke, “Hey, Dirse Khan! Your son has slain Bayindir Khan’s wild bull. The world witnessed his valor. Henceforth, let his name be Boğaç, a name I bestow. May Allah grant him long life. A son is…
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