English: Kazakh sultan (left) and batyr of the Younger Juz of the 18th century. Artistic scientific and historical reconstruction by Bobrov L.A. based on the materials of museum and private collections of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, pictorial and written sources. Kazakh sultan. On the head of a noble Kazakh is a high, embroidered with colored threads, “kalpok” with wide bent fields. Before the attack, it will be replaced by a one-piece sphero-conical helmet with a cap and a ringed barmitsa. The halves of the robe tucked under the ringed armor are tucked into the trousers (“shalbar”). This custom was widespread among the nomads of Central Asia and the inhabitants of East Turkestan of the period under consideration.