Alan Gua had two sons (Begünütei and Belgünütei) during the lifetime of Dobun Mergen, and three more (Bukha Khatagi, Bukhatu-Salji and Bodonchar Munkhag) after her husband's death. This raises suspicions among her two oldest sons , who suspect the three younger sons were fathered by an Uriankhai servant. Hearing of these suspicions, Alan Gua summoned her five sons for a meal,  gave each of them one arrow and asked them each to break it. Then she made a bundle of five arrows and asked them to break it, which they could not.
Alan Gua had two sons (Begünütei and Belgünütei) during the lifetime of Dobun Mergen, and three more (Bukha Khatagi, Bukhatu-Salji and Bodonchar Munkhag) after her husband's death. This caused her two older sons to suspect the three younger sons were fathered by an Uriankhai servant. Hearing of these suspicions, Alan Gua summoned her five sons for a meal, then gave each of them one arrow and asked them each to break it. Next she made a bundle of five arrows and asked them to break it, and they could not.
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