Jianger Banner was also born among Mongols in Weilat. The story of Jianger Banner was passed down from generation to generation by oral, and this epic was named Jianger.
According to legend, at the beginning of17th century, there was a Jiangerqi named "Turk Buzzard" in Turk Caotang, Xinjiang.
He practiced singing "Jianger" since childhood, and every time he learned a long poem, he put a stone in his arms. Over time, his ability to sing "Jianger" reached an extraordinary level and became a famous Jianger. At this time, the number of stones in his arms reached 70.
A prince was very happy after listening to his singing, and named him "Da Ran Tuo Bu Chi", which means that he can sing the epic package of 70 long poems by Jianger.
It is said that Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty later learned about his deeds, and in 177 1, he officially named Bajard as "Dharamobuchi".
There are several types of Jiang Erqi: amateur, professional, aristocratic and commanding. When singing Jianger, some Jianger can play a three-stringed instrument called Taubshur, while others can't.
Jiang Gelqi is a folk performing artist. Whether playing or singing in oratorios, they can catch people's attention with exaggerated facial expressions, changeable body postures, unexpected gestures, alternating high and low voices, different speech speeds, beautiful poems, humorous language and intoxicating stories. Jianger people love Jianger and sing Jianger everywhere: on the way, they are tired; In yurts, people are entertained; In the ceremony, it was used to exorcise evil spirits. They even sang "Jianger" on the battlefield and in prison to motivate themselves and the people around them to actively participate in the just struggle. Because the Mongols in Weilat experienced the glorious period of Mongolian reunification, the Mongols in Weilat integrated many wars they experienced into the epic Jianger.
As for the part of the expedition, it mainly describes the brilliant achievements of heroes headed by Jiang Geer in exorcising demons, slaying looters and defending their hometown Baomuba. Like conquering the cruel Silas? Gurgu Khan defeated the brutal Mansai Khan.
Conquer the cruel Silas? Gurgu Khan tells that the hero Jianger is leaving his hometown, and 35 warriors who used to work for him have left one after another. After that, the violent, insidious and ferocious Sila Gurgu Khan invaded Baomuba on a large scale. The lion Honggur met the enemy alone and was unfortunately captured. Sila？ Khan of Gurgu sent someone to drag Honggur into a deep hole and throw him into a sea of blood, which made him miserable. Baomuba suffered an unprecedented disaster, and all the people were driven to the barren sand plain.