Japıy uulu Tynybek
Tınıbek Japıy uulu (Тыныбек Жапый уулу) (c. 1846–1902) was a Kyrgyz manaschi.
He taught and influenced Sagımbay Orozbakov, Jüsüpakun Apay, Eshmat Manbetjüsüp,[1] and Togolok Moldo.
His version of 'Semetey', transcribed circa 1902, was published in Arabic script in Moscow in 1925 by Ishenaaly Arabaev.[2] This publication, transliterated into Latin script, with a new introduction, was printed in Berlin in 1943.[3] by 'S. Bet-Alman' (pseudonym of Satar Almanbetov).[4] As part of the Kyrgyz government funded 1000 years celebration of Manas, the work was republished, in Cyrillic script, in 1994.[5]
References[edit]
- ^ Jumaturdu, Adil (2016). "A Comparative Study of Performers of the Manas Epic". The Journal of American Folklore. 129 (513): 288–296 (p. 291). doi:10.5406/jamerfolk.129.513.0288. ISSN 0021-8715.
- ^ "Семетей. Тыныбек Жапы уулу". manuscript.bizdin.kg.
- ^ Bet-Alman, S., ed. (1943). Manas: (‘Manas’ dastaninin ulandisi Semetej den bir bölüm). Berlin: Millij Türkistan Komitetinin.
- ^ Койчиев, Арслан Капай уулу (2020). "Согуш маалындагы акын-жазуучулардын тагдырынан: Сатар Алманбетов деген ким?". BBC News Кыргыз Кызматы (in Kyrgyz).
- ^ Сарыпбеков, түзгөн Райкул, ed. (1994). Манас : Көкөтөйдүн ашы. Тыныбек : Семетей баатырдан бир бөлүм : эпос. Бишкек: Ала-Тоо. ISBN 5858350046.
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