Cultural heritage of Kazakhstan.

"She will wander through the sky again,
To arise, then to subside,
But never in shady gardens
We can't be found, can't be found"

Omar Khayyam.

Registers of historical monuments of Kostanay region.

The mausoleum of Beisen bi Baizhanuly is located at an altitude of 134 meters above sea level, is located in the central part of the ancient Beysentam necropolis, 11.5 kilometers northeast of the village of Torgai, 7.8 kilometers northwest of the village of Kalamkarasu, 3, 1 kilometers southwest of the village of Shubalan, in the Dzhangeldy district of the Kostanay region.
Beisen bi Baizhanuly (1831 - 1904) - a native of the Torgai steppes, was known and revered by the people as a wise, courageous, reasonable person, with excellent organizational skills. Beisen's gift to fairly resolve disputes was inherited from his ancestor Izbasta and thanks to the parting words of the famous clairvoyant Musirep.
In 1863, Beisen Bayzhanuly was awarded the title of cornet, and in 1865 he was awarded a gold medal on Anninsky Ribbon (1). In 1870 he was awarded the military rank of centurion, a gold medal on the Vladimir ribbon. The memory of Beisen biy is sacredly kept by his descendants.
According to folk legends, Beisen bi was able to predict fateful events and fairly resolve disputes.
Geographical coordinates of mausoleum of Beisen bi Baizhanuly: N49°43'48.13" E63°32'05.68"

(1). Anninsky order ribbon is a fabric ribbon that was awarded to gentlemen along with the imperial order of St. Anna. This order was introduced as a dynastic award in 1735, while Paul the First raised the award to the state level in 1797. In the future, the sash, along with the award, was presented to a wide range of military and government officials. At the same time, over the years of awarding the order, he never ceased to be a special dynastic award of the Romanov dynasty.

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