The Resurrected Tribe

At the center of the novel is the northern communities in a turning point, when the old order is already collapsing, and the new requires strength, trust, and change. Among the characters are people whose fate has been marked from the very beginning by dependence and humiliation. The orphan Bagylai, connected to the world of the Yakut prince Chempan, lives where poverty easily turns into unfreedom. Alongside him are Kendy, Kirik, Miksha, and other participants in the common history of the tribe. Through their relationships, gatherings, daily labor, and clashes of interests, the author shows how the people cease to be victims of circumstances and try to start a new life.