Brombay biography
In the year, he built a fortress in the area of Kyzylunkur "Red Cave" on the banks of the Zhuku River. In the year, on behalf of his tribe, he sends his ambassadors to the Governor-General of Western Siberia with an appeal about the adoption of Russian citizenship. His ambassadors on January 17 in Omsk were oath to join Russia. Brombay received the rank of colonel of the Russian army.
During the war of the Buga and Sarybagysh tribes, his people migrated towards Tekesa, from where he turned to the Chinese rulers of Eastern Turkestan, but there was no answer. Great assistance in the cessation of interdepa -tribe warfare was given the arrival of the Russian military detachment. Ormon Niyazbek Uulu Ormon Khan,-the manap of the Sarybagysh tribe, whose actions were directed to the unification of Northern Kyrgyzstan and the creation of an independent khanate.
Ormon Khan lived in a difficult historical situation of the 19th century: inter-tribal disputes and conflicts, the oppression of the Kokand Khanate, Chinese Bogdyhan pushed him to create an independent state. From the age of 17, Ormon Khan began to take part in battles. At the age of 30, he actively joined the management of the people. His natural mind, the gift for management were appreciated by many tribes, the glory about him spread beyond the limits of the Kyrgyz lands.
Kokand Khan gave him valuable gifts, assigned Ormon Khan the title of Parvanachy. In the 19ths of the XIX century, Ormon Khan ruled the tribes Sayak and Bugu, spent a lot of effort to unite the Salt, Cheryr, Chonbagysh, Kushchu, Saruu and other northern Kyrgyz tribes.
In Kurultai, Ormon was proclaimed a khan, according to tradition he was raised on a white nightmare. Despite all the efforts of Ormon Khan did not achieve a complete political unification of the Kyrgyz tribes. The Russian government was satisfied that they got rid of Kenensara and awarded the gold medals of Ormon Khan and Zhantai and put on the robe embroidered with gold, and that, they were awarded the gold medals of 13 soldiers who managed to take Kensara, Dairbek, Kalcha, Aksakala.
He showed himself as talent. Together with the soldiers of the other. But not everyone recognized his power. To punish the rebellious clan Bug, he took a campaign and died in battle. In one of the tribal conflicts, Bugu and Sarybagysh Ormon Khan received severe injuries and died. The Russian historian Bernsstam called Ormon Khan "small formidable." Shabdan Zhantai Uulo is the son of Zhantai Khan, a manap from the Tynai clan of the Sarybagysh tribe, a political and public figure.
He took part in battles with the Russian army near Uzunagach. For the defense of Tashkent, Khudoyar-Khan appointed G. Turkestan, but Shabdan-Baatyr did not serve the Kokand Khan and, under the influence of his father, switched to service to Russia and served the Russian king until the end of his life. In years, he assisted General Skobelev on the accession of the Alai Kyrgyz to Russia.
For merits in the service of tsarist Russia, he was invited to the coronation of Alexander III, received the title of military foreman, awarded with a gold watch. In the year, he allocated an annual pension in the amount of rubles. Baitik Kanay Uulo, the ruler of the Salto tribe, tried to expand his power to all Kyrgyz tribes in Northern Kyrgyzstan, but to no avail.
In the year, Baitik-Baatyr led the uprising of the Kyrgyz tribe Solto in the Chui Valley against the Kokand Khanate. The reason for the uprising was a rude insult to the son of Baite Baysal by the commandant of the Kokand Fortress Pishpek. Baitik-Baatyr, besieging Pishpek, informed other Kyrgyz manaps, in particular, sarybagysh, whose main manap Jantai surrounded another Cokand fortress of Tokmak with his dzhigits.
However, the rebels could not take these two fortresses. Therefore, the rebels, led by the Baitik, decided to seek help from the head of the Alatau district in Verenny Kolpakovsky. Brother Baitik Satylgan was sent to him with a request to send a detachment and artillery. Soon in the evening of October 13, Kolpakovsky’s detachment surrounded the Pishpex fortress and began siege work.
For the merits in the capture of the fortress, Pishpek Baitik was awarded a gold medal on the Annenskaya tape. The capture of Pishpek and Tokmak was of great importance: Kokand dominance over the Kyrgyz tribes of the Chui valley was destroyed, and the inhabitants adopted the citizenship of Russia. Baitik-Baatyr also took part in the capture of the Kokand fortresses Merka, Auli-Ata, Chymkent.
His merits were worthy of the tsarist government. He was assigned the rank of captain and awarded: a large gold medal on the Annenskaya tape, the Order of Stanislav III degree. He had a significant impact among the Kyrgyz population of the Chui Valley and the tsarist administration of the Pishpek district.