Geser. The Вuryat heroic epic

Manzan Gurme-grandmother learns from the maternal book about the trouble in Geser’s camp. She sends onto the Earth Geser’s three sisters who find him and take away and give him back his true mighty look.

Abai Geser returns home. Alma Mergen meets him. Geser raises his bators and warriors from the dead. The bators want toВ kill their offender Khara Soton but Geser does not give his consent. Khara Soton pretends toВ be dead. Geser goes toВ the lands ofВ the Sharablin khans toВ bring back Urmai Gokhon.

Geser inВ aВ magic way turns into aВ child.

He is adopted byВ Sagan Gerelte khan. The boy who is given the name ofВ Foundling grows up very quickly. He takes part inВ the contests ofВ the bators and wins. The Sharablin khans are happy, they think that he can grow aВ strong man and fight against Abai Geser.

The Sharablin khans send their troops headed by Foundling against Geser’s warriors and bators. Foundling (Geser) joins his warriors and defeats the Sharablin khans. Then in his own look heading his warriors he comes to the land of the Sharablin khans.

The latter ask for mercy. Abai Geser and Urmai Gohon return home. Their people meet them with great joy. They have aВ big feast.

In the land of Gangga Burged-khan there are great misfortunes: the rivers and lakes got dried up; the fatal illnesses, dreadful diseases and epidemics began to spread all over the place. Ganga Burged-khan learns from an old man that all the misfortune comes from the crafty designs of Gal Dulme-khan, the monster that came from Atai Ulan-tengri’s head that had been thrown down upon the earth from the skies.

The old man says that they should ask Geser to help them. Geser says that it is still early to start the fight with him. Nine years should pass before they might attack him. He is still too strong, possesses the magic abilities, and has got the six hundred bators and the six thousand warriors. But Geser’s bators are ready to fight with Gal Dulme-khan and try to persuade their head to start the battle.

Geser agrees and the battle begins. He asks the fifty five tengris and Manzan Gurme-grandmother to help them. On the order of the deities Geser’s brother Zasa Mergen descends from the skies. He shoots Gal Dulme-khan’s central eye in which hidden is his soul and his vital energy. The defeated enemy and his horse are burned down. His beauty-wife is cut in two, from her belly a seven-month-old baby falls out.