The zakat quarrel, the move to the Kalmyk land and Barchin

Seven years after the move to the Kalmyk land, Oybarchin grows into a beautiful young woman. The seven sons of old Surxayil – Ko‘kaldosh, Ko‘kaman, Ko‘kqashqa, Boyqashqa, Toyqashqa, Qo‘shquloq and the youngest, Qorajon – join the ninety alps in the Kalmyk king’s service and come asking for Barchin. Boysari cannot answer and asks for time until the next day. Yartiboy advises giving the girl, while Boysari is hurt and says his daughter must go to her equal. Barchin comforts her father and says she herself is ready to answer the alps. Her relatives, afraid of her boldness, move her tent to a lonely hilltop. Barchin tells the alps that Alpomish exists and that a “day of doom” awaits them; when Ko‘kaman tries to drag her out, she throws him to the ground. Then she asks Ko‘kaldosh for six months’ delay, making him think she has taken a liking to him, and gets it.