“If you cut up a sheep or ten sheep or a hundred sheep, share the meat as follows. Each of you shall eat the meat with his sons or friends”. “When a man close to the ruler commits a crime, during his punishment none of the ruler’s relatives or sons shall help the man who punishes the criminal. But anyone who says “This criminal protected me” should be taken to the presence of the ruler and punished severely. Then this shall be an example for all!”

A man from Bozoks of the Oguz generation shall be the ruler. Two persons shall never be your rulers at the same time. If there is one Han it means order, but two Hans means disorder. Old, wise people said, “A sheath cannot handle two swords”. “A woman cannot be engaged to two men.” “Two customs cannot live in a land!”

Oguz Han’s chief stewards on the council said, “We shall never think of going against this advice! If our sons from our lineage are on the truth path, they shall follow this book and principles. If they say ‘We shall go by the illicit way,’ they will never consider the principles of this book”. Then the chief stewards all signed the book and it was kept in the treasury of Gün Han.

Gün Han at that time was seventy years old.

The descendants of Oguz Han, following this covenant-book, reigned for long years. The names of several tribes cited by Oguz Han, such as Gaýa and Baýat, even survive today, having passed from generation to generation.

Oguz Han illuminated the path of the Oguz people, our ancestors, for thousands of years.

Another advice our forefather Oguz Han left for us was to assume a task according to who you are! Big tasks for big