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“ The warriors then continued: "You would rather die than live. Bayindir Khan will call you to his presence and will give you a serious punishment. Such a son is not worthy of you. It is better not to have such a son. Why do you not put him to death?"
"Bring him over here. I shall kill him", said Dirse Khan.
While he was speaking in this manner, the other twenty treacherous young men came and gave Dirse Khan the following unfounded information: "Your son went hunting in the beautiful mountains, where he killed wild animals and birds without your permission. ”

“ May your tall, stately mountains never fall. May your big shade tree never be cut down, and may your clear running waters never run dry. May your wings never be broken. May your gray horse never slip while running. May your big steel sword never be notched and may your spear never be broken in battle. ”

“ He ordered that whoever was without children be accommodated in the black tent, with a black felt rug spread under him, and that he be served the stew of the black sheep. He said: "Let him eat if he wants to eat; if he does not, let him go." He then said: "Put the man with a son in the white tent, and the man with a daughter in the red tent. The man without any children is cursed by Allah, and we curse him, too. Let this be clear to all."
The Oghuz princes began to gather one by one. It happened that a prince among them, by the name of Dirse Khan, had neither a son nor a daughter. ”

“ The forty treacherous warriors then said to Dirse Khan: "Dirse Khan, do you see how he is driving the deer toward you? He means to shoot his arrow at you and kill you. Kill him before he kills you."
After the young man had driven the deer past his father several times, Dirse Khan took out his strong bow strung with the tendon of a wolf. Standing in his stirrups, he pulled his bowstring hard and let his arrow go. He shot his son between the shoulder blades. ”

“ Let him wear both of these; he has skill."
"This young man fought and killed a bull on the playing field of Bayindir Khan", continued Dede Korkut. "Therefore, let your son's name be Bugach. I give him his name, and may Allah give him his years of life."
Upon this, Dirse Khan gave his son a principality and a throne.
After the son had sat upon his throne for a while, he began to despise the forty young warriors of his father. ”