Traditions/Holidays/Table setting Fairy Tales
Fairy Tales About Holidays and Traditions
The bride's betrothal is a deception. Being deceived by the in-laws.
Al dar was pleased that he had sold the bad sparrow to the rich man for fifty horses and thought to himself, "I hope that pesky fellow isn't chasing a... Read more
Kingdom of Time
Once upon a time, in the Kingdom of Time, there ruled a king named Year. The king had four sons, each with different personalities: Spring, Summer, Au... Read more
The King's Two Daughters
Once upon a time, there were two daughters of a king. The king loved both of his daughters dearly. He provided them with everything they wanted and ra... Read more
"Ur toqpaq" translates to "stick" or "club" in English, often referring to a type of weapon or tool used for striking.
Once upon a time, there lived an old man and his wife. They were poor and made a living by setting traps. One day, when the old man came to check his... Read more
A man of his word
“If I had the authority, I would do this,” is a common daydream we all share. However, there are times when our words may just drift away into the win... Read more
Aldar Kose and Zhinishkebiz
Aladar Kose was grazing the rich man's sheep. While he was grazing, one day he decided to leave. The rich man had no sons. As he was about to leave wi... Read more