Ötüken - Mongolia on the Path of Goodness

Ötüken - Mongolia on the Path of Goodness Book Description He was galloping on the horse through the endless steppe. Without knowing where he came from or where he was going, but with the attitude of a cherry who didn't care. Then he noticed arrows passing over him. The enemy who caught up with him surrounded him from the right, left and rear, and they were swinging their arrows one after another. Sometimes he would bow his head, sometimes he would lunge forward with his horse, and sometimes he would lean left and right, hugging his horse's body. He wasn't riding the horse, he was almost dancing with it. He tried to escape for a while in the endless steppe. But for some reason, he was having difficulty and could not move forward as if he had lost his mobility. Then, he saw a forest across the street and threw himself into the forest, and soon he came to a very large tent among the wolf-headed bricks. There were others with him. He jumped off his horse and some people entered the tent from the front. After a while, someone took his arm and led him into the tent. As soon as he entered, the person who took his arm and the others sat down and knelt in front of the person sitting on his throne. The person who took his arm leaned down and whispered into his ear: - Bilge Kagan, he said. (From the Promotional Bulletin)