On a night in the year 1356, Turgen's father lay on his sleeping mat moaning in pain. He found a worker and they traded coins for the koumiss, a drink made from horses' mare's milk that would help his father's leg heal and regain its strength. Turgen waved and urged the horse to a gallop again. Turgen urged the horse to a faster gait, hoping to outpace the animal, who increased its speed, getting closer fast. [Extracted from the article]
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