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- Kalyk Akyev by Great Soviet Encyclopedia... raiser.At the age of 14, Akyev began composing songs about the bitter fate of his people. Akyev’s poetry was influenced by Toktogul Satylganov. Under Soviet power, Akyev glorified the creative work and the happy life of the reborn Kirghiz nation. There are transcriptions of his folk poems Kurmanbek (1938), Dzhanysh-Baiysh. (1939), and Kedeikan (with T...
- Kurmanbek by Great Soviet Encyclopedia... Kirghiz akyn (folk bard) K. Akyev, published in Kirghizia in 1938 and 1957, is the most complete. S. Dyikanbaev’s variant was recorded in 1966.REFERENCEKebekova, B. “Kurmanbek” eposunun varianttary. Frunze, 1961.