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Kazybek Bi

1667–1764 · 18th century

Kazybek Bi was a Kazakh judge, orator and diplomat of the Middle Juz, one of the three great biys traditionally linked with Tauke Khan's law code, the Zhety Zhargy or 'Seven Charters', together with Tole Bi and Aiteke Bi. Famed for his eloquence and called 'the goose-voiced', he negotiated with the Dzungars during their wars against the Kazakhs. His memory as a wise judge remains strong in Kazakhstan.

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