Who is the author of "Kazakh Bandombula"?

A long time ago, the Kazakhs lived near a forest and lived a peaceful nomadic life. As a result, there was a ferocious blind bear in the forest, which often came out to harm herdsmen and livestock, making people uneasy. Several groups of hunters sent by the king were all injured by the blind bear. The king's son was named "Dongbula". He asked his father to let him defeat the blind bear. Since his father refused, Dongbula privately took his bow, arrows and animal traps to find the blind bear, and had a vigorous fight with the blind bear. In a fierce fight, he killed the blind bear and unfortunately died himself. When the herdsmen found the prince's body, they all burst into tears, and no one dared to tell the king the news. At this time, an old herdsman named Aken stood up and volunteered to see the king. The king asked him: "Do you know the whereabouts of the prince?" Aken pointed to a tall pine tree and said: "Your Majesty, it knows the whereabouts of the prince." The king said angrily: "If it doesn't tell me tomorrow, I will I'll kill you!" With the help of the herdsmen, the clever Aken cut off a branch of the big tree and made it into a beautiful musical instrument overnight. The next day, he used the sound of the piano to praise the prince's feat on the grassland in front of the big forest. , pouring out his respect and remembrance for the prince. There were bursts of pine waves in the sound of the piano, the roar of the prince, the whine of the blind bear, and the sad sobs of the grassland people. The king listened to the sound of the piano and was extremely sad. It was the instrument made of pine wood that told the king the unfortunate news of the prince. The sound of the piano was vigorous and passionate for a while, low and gentle for a while, sonorous for a while, and tearful for a while... From then on, the Kazakhs had their own musical instruments. In order to commemorate the prince, people named the musical instrument "Dombula". The folk singer who plays and sings Tambula is called "Aken". Erdombula is a favorite musical instrument of the Kazakh people. Its origin has a beautiful and touching story. Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a cruel Khan on the grassland. His son, who was as fierce and cruel as him, disappeared during a hunting trip before planning his 50th birthday. The Khan ordered the servants in the palace to find him within three days. Whoever brings bad news will be mouthed. The punishment of boiling aluminum water. A young horseman discovered the body of the Khan's son beside a cedar tree. He found the wisest old shepherd on the grassland and asked him for help. After thinking hard for a long time, the old man finally came up with a way: as long as he didn't say anything, he could escape the cruel punishment. I saw him grabbing two of the best thin boards from the tree in front of the house, butchering his horse, and pulling out two long tendons from the horse's legs. The old man made a magical instrument out of thin plates and long ribs. He led the servants looking for the Khan's son and rode straight to the palace. Arriving at the palace, the Khan sat on his throne. In the center of the palace was a pot filled with boiling aluminum water. "Have you brought me news about the prince?" the Khan roared ferociously at the old man. The old man took out the musical instrument he had made last night and started playing it to the Khan. The poignant music tells the truth about what happened. After hearing this, the Khan became furious and wanted to punish the old shepherd. The old shepherd calmly told the Khan that the one who made the sound was the Tambula in my hand, and if he wanted to be punished, he would be punished. The Khan lost his mind and ordered the warriors to punish the old shepherd. The old shepherd picked up the tambula and sang about the long-buried anger in his heart. The old man's song made all the servants raise their heads, and the palace warriors straightened their chests and sang along with the old man. The song was like a volcano erupting, and the Khan suddenly lost his former majesty. He was paralyzed by the angry song, fell from the high throne, and fell into the boiling aluminum pot. This was the first song of Dombula. From then on, Dombula, the spiritual companion of the Kazakh people, became popular on the grassland. Sandongbula is the national musical instrument of the Kazakh people. Regarding its origin, there is a beautiful folk story circulating in the area where the Kazakhs live. It is said that in ancient times, the Kazakh Khan (King) had a beautiful princess who had reached marriageable age. One of the Khan's ministers was interested in the princess and proposed to the Khan, who agreed. However, due to the age difference, the princess disagreed, but it was difficult to tell her father. The princess's maid was very smart and gave her an idea: "Tell the Khan that you will marry whoever finds a singing tree." The Khan finally accepted his daughter's opinion and posted a notice to the whole country for three months. is limited. Although the minister was dissatisfied with this, he could not object openly. A month has passed and no one dares to reveal the notice. One day, a young hunter passed by the city and saw a crowd of people and a lot of chatter. He stepped forward and read the notice carefully. He thought: Since there is a singing tree, I have to find it even if I go to the ends of the world. He stepped forward and took off the notice resolutely. The hunter was taken to the Khan's palace by the guards. The princess saw the young and handsome hunter behind the curtain and fell in love with him. The princess asked her father to meet the hunter, but the minister wanted to stop her, but could not give a valid reason. The princess and the hunter finally met in the back garden. The princess gave the hunter a ring as a token of love, and the hunter vowed to find a singing tree and marry the princess. The young hunter traveled through the mountains and forests, but could not find a singing tree. Seeing that the deadline was coming, the hunter was anxious and sad. That night, the hunter had a dream. The old man in the snow mountain told him: "When you encounter difficulties, you should ask the people for advice." The hunter hurried down the mountain. The Kazakh herdsmen knew that he was a young man who had been exposed, and they regarded him as a hero in their hearts and came to visit him one after another. When they learned that the deadline was coming, they were all anxious for him. In order to encourage the hunter to find the singing tree as soon as possible, the herdsmen killed the sheep to entertain him. The sheep-killer conveniently placed the sheep's intestines on the tree next to him. Unexpectedly, this sheep intestines brought hope to the hunter.

After the banquet, the hunter became more and more depressed and melancholy, so he took a walk in the woods. Suddenly, a sound he had never heard before reached his ears. Looking up, I saw a few sheep intestines that had been dried by the sun and stretched tightly on the tree trunks, trembling and making sounds in the breeze. He flicked it a few times with his fingers, and it made a very beautiful sound. The hunter had an epiphany: Isn’t this the singing tree he was looking for? The young hunter sawed off the tree trunk and cut it into a long scoop shape that was easy to carry. Then he fixed several dried sheep intestines and made a brand new musical instrument. The Kazakhs later called this instrument Tambula, which means the singing tree. The hunter embraces the singing tree, composes his infinite longing for the princess into lyrics, and sings with a string of music. This beautiful and melodious sound of the piano floats through the woods and toward the grassland like strands of gossamer. The herdsmen all came to listen to the music. Everyone was intoxicated by the heavenly sound of the piano, and they were also happy that the hunter had found a singing tree. They all expressed their willingness to go to Beijing with the hunter to congratulate the princess on her dream. In the capital, the minister met the young hunter alone. He was very jealous of the hunter's success, so he tricked the singing tree into his hands with sweet talk, and went to see Khan excitedly. Khan asked the minister to play and sing, but he panicked. Because he didn't know how to play. When the princess heard that the minister had found a singing tree, she couldn't help crying secretly. The maid said: "The minister has never left the capital, how could he find it? If he found it, why can't he play?" After hearing this, the princess felt that it made sense, and asked the maid to go out of the palace to find the one who really found her. Singing tree man. Common people say he is a young hunter. The princess was extremely happy when she found out. Seeing that his plan failed, the minister devised another plan and ordered the hunter to be arrested and imprisoned on trumped-up charges. The princess met the young hunter in prison while the minister was away. The hunter felt very ashamed because he had lost the singing tree. The princess touched the ring on the hunter's hand and encouraged him to take back the singing tree. In order to keep the singing tree as his own, the minister forced the hunter to teach him how to play and sing. The hunter said, "If there is no singing tree, what can I teach you?" The minister thought it was right, so he brought the singing tree and gave it to the young hunter. The young hunter hugged the singing tree that he had regained. Thinking of his hardships in finding it and the princess's deep friendship for him, he began to play and sing with great emotion. At this time, the princess rushed over. After listening to the soulful music and singing, tears rolled down her cheeks uncontrollably. The minister became so angry that he ordered the hunter to be beheaded. However, after hearing the touching music, the warriors could not help but risk their lives to disobey their orders and escorted the hunter out of the prison. The young hunter and the beautiful princess finally gained freedom and love. One of them played the singing tree - Dongbula, and the other sang the song in his heart. They both left the capital and walked towards the vast prairie.