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In the olden days, Turks called mourning "Yogh" and mournful song "Aghi".

In the olden days, Turks called mourning "Yogh" and mournful song "Aghi". In addition to writing elegies in mourning for their lost loved ones, they sometimes wrote painful and elegiac pieces in mourning for some noble and loyal domestic animals such as horses.

This Marathi was often written in the form of "mani" (Bayati and Turkish couplets in seven syllables). Among the very ancient Turkish tribes, there was another type of dirge, which was called "Sagur" and it was sung in the mourning of young men, warriors, generous men, elders of tribes, etc., along with the lamentation of "Qupuz" (instrument) with sad songs. They read

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