Garsagan "is the place name here, taken from a legendary figure in Kazakh mythology called" Garsagan ". Garsagan had the same appearance as people today, with ears to hear, eyes to see, and a mouth to speak.
In ancient times, the creator Carthage created heaven and earth. Gaza first made the heavens and earth into three layers: underground, ground, and sky. He further divided heaven and earth into seven layers, with a distance of 3500 years between each layer, allowing the gods to pass freely between each layer.
Gaza lives at the top of the sky, where the sky is above and firm, while the earth is unwilling to be below the sky and always sways. Gaza fixed the ground on the corner of the Great Green Bull's chair, and the Great Green Bull was only willing to use one corner to support it. Whenever it switched the ground from one corner to another, the ground shook violently, forming an earthquake.
At that time, the sky and earth were in darkness and extremely cold, so Carthage created the sun and moon with his own light and heat, and from then on, the sky and earth became bright and warm.
Later, Carthage discovered that the earth was vast and devoid of any signs of life, so he sought the master who created life for the earth. So Gaza planted a tree of life in the center of the earth, and as the tree grew, it produced dense souls that could fly like birds.
Later, Garsagan molded a pair of hollow clay figurines in his own likeness using yellow clay and carved liver navel eyes on their livers. Then they took souls and blew them into the mouths of the clay figurines, giving them life. They were the ancestors of humanity, with the male named Adamutata, meaning "father of humanity", and the female named Adamuana, meaning "mother of humanity". As the two grew up, they got married and had 25 children, each of whom was a male and a female dragon and phoenix. These fifty identical individuals did not marry, and eventually formed 25 couples. From then on, humans gradually multiplied and developed into 25 tribes. At the same time, Carthage also created flowers, birds, insects, fish, cattle, sheep, horses, camels, and dogs to help hunt and guard herds.
This myth has been passed down orally for thousands of years, and "Kashagan" has now become a symbol of the beauty, magic, courage, wisdom, and other omnipotence of the Kazakh nation. Therefore, as long as a place has a beautiful ecological environment and a person of high moral standards, the place name here is called "Kashagan".
