Majestic characters come to life in the author's prose and poetry.Īll the books show the brightness and liveliness of the culture of the people of Kazakhstan.

In his works, he reliably told about the past of compatriots, refuted all reflections that the nomadic peoples were deprived of history. Ilyas Yesenberlin: biography, creativity, career, personal life Ilyas Esenberlin made this idea the main one in his trilogies 'The Golden Horde' and 'Nomads'. However, people managed to withstand and preserve the land of their ancestors, ethnic integrity. There were also cases in the history of the country when the people found themselves on the brink of extermination. The Kazakhs have survived many bloody battles. The main goal of all the works of the author was the story of the past of Kazakhstan. He showed the history of his native land over the centuries. The main works of the Esenberlin award are rightfully called the singer of the Great Steppe. They were composed of the historical trilogies 'Nomads' and 'Golden Horde', then there are other books. The writer's work is divided into several parts. The writer's family had four children: three daughters and a son. The rehabilitated activist moved with his wife Dilyara to the Semipalatinsk region. If the first time everything worked out, then the second charge cost him years spent on the construction of the Karakum Canal. In 1949 he worked as director of the Philharmonic. By the end of 1943, the seriously wounded soldier was sent to the hospital in Kostroma.Īfter returning to Alma-Ata, Esenberlin began managing the literary department at the local drama theater. After being drafted from there into the army, the future famous prose writer and poet was sent to Riga to study. In 1940 he graduated from the institute and went to work in Dzhezkazgan. In 1937 student Esenberlin became a delegate to the first Congress of the Council of Kazakhstan. The young man quickly became respected and popular among fellow students. The young man was fond of world classics, drew remarkably. His knowledge of Kazakh folklore did not stand aside either. A student with excellent mathematical ability drew attention to himself. The future writer entered the mining faculty of the mining and metallurgical institute of the then republican capital. Two years later, Yesenberlin finished primary school and went to continue his education in Kyzyl-Orda. The famous writer remembered this day as one of the brightest in his biography. Finally, the family was able to arrange a real holiday for themselves. Having once become a winner in a fair fight, the boy received a cash prize. The only entertainment for them was the stories of Ilyas, whom he knew a lot. The children who remained on someone else's support had a difficult time.

The Nomads by Iliyas Yessenberlin