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In the 16th century, during the Kazakh Khanate, Kasym Khan was the fourth ruler, often viewed as the greatest leader to unite the Kazakh tribes.
Top billed cast
Berik AytzhanovKhasym Khan (adult)
Yerik ZholzhaksynovBurunduk Khan (adult)
Nurlan AlimzhanovMuhammad Shaybani
Daniyar UrazaevKhasym Khan (child)- Aidos AbdykadyrovBurunduk Khan (child)
Shamshagui MendiyarovaJahan Begum (elderly)
Tungyshbai ZhamankulovAli Rashid (adult)
Kuanysh KudaibergenAli Rashid (child)
Zhandarbek Sadyrbaev
Altynay NogerbekJahan Begum (young)
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