Mongolian Empire
Chinggis Khaan
Structure of State
Childhood
Kings of Mongolian Empire
Begining of Great Mongolia
 
Conquer of Chinggis

 

1.Chinggis Khaan
2.Ugedei Khaan
3.Guyug Khaan
4.Munkh Khaan
 5.Khubilay khaan
 6.Ulziit Tumur khaan
7.Khaisan Huleg Khaan
8.Ayurbarbad Buyant Khaan
9. Shidubal Gegeen Khaan
 10. Yesun Tumur Khaan
11. Ashithev Khaan
12. Khuslen Khaan
13. Tuv Tumur Khaan
 14.Rinchinbal Khaan
15.Togoon Tumur Khaan
 

 

Chinggis Khaan


The founder of the Mongolian State, Temuujin Chingis Khaan was born in 1162, the black horse year, in Deluunboldog on the bank of the river Onon, Hentei aimag as the eldest son of Yesuhey Baatar and princess Oulun. Chingis Khaan united all the scattered Mongolian kingdoms and established a united state- the Mongolian Empire. He assumed the throne in 1206, the red tiger year and passed away in 1227, the red pig year. The first capital of his empire was in Hudou aral on Herlen River, present Avarga Toson.

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Ugedei Khaan

After the death of Chingis Khaan, his youngest son Tului acted as the temporary head of state affairs and in 1228, yellow cattle year, the third son of Chingis khaan, Ugedei was enthroned by the Great Assemblage held in Hudee aral on the river Herlen. Ugedei was born in 1187, the red horse year, and from 17 he began to contribute to the strengthening of state affairs. Ugedei Khaan improved the organizational form of the state, finished the construction of Karakorum City begun by his father Chingis Khaan and made it the capital of his Mongolian empire. The valuable heritage of Mongolian heritage Mongolian history and culture - the Mongolian secret chronicle - was accomplishe during his lifetime. Ugedei Khaan passed away in 1241, the white cattle year, at the age of 56.

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Guyug Khaan


Guyug, the eldest son of ugedei, was born in 1206, the red tiget year.He was elevated to the throne in 1246. One of his many important measures was the first registration of the Mongolian population. In the field of foreign policy he followed his father and continued to conquer many other countries. Guyug Khaan passed away 1248, the yellow monkey year.

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Munkh Khaan


Munkh khaan, the eldest son of Chingis Khaan's youngest son Tului, was born in 1208, the yellow dragon year. In 1251, the white pig year, he assumed the throne by Great Assemblage. He was a great statesman who made the Mongolian State the biggest empire in the world and managed to maintain its integrity. Munkh Khan died in 1258, the yellow sheep year, during his trip to south to conquer China.

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Khubilay khaan


Khubilay, the youngest brother of Munkh khaan, was born in 1215, the blue pig year. He assumed the throne in 1260 the white monkey year. Khubilay Khaan transferred the political center of the Mongolian Empire to Beijing in the south and founded Mongolian Yuan dynasty, which ruled over China and Tibet. Fron this period a tendency of disintegration of the Mongolian empire began, but under the rule of Khubilay Khaan Mongolians made a great contribution to the world civilization . Khubilay Khaan passed away in 1294, the blue horse year.

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Ulziit Tumur khaan

the third son of Chingem who was the eldest son of Khubilay, was born in 1265, the blue cattle year. In 1294, the blue horse year, he became Koing of Yuan Empire and in 1307, the red sheep year, he passed away.

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Khaisan Huleg Khaan


Haisan huleg khaan, the son of Darmabal - son of Chingem, was born in 1281, the white snake year. He was enthroned on the throne in 1308, the white pig year.

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Ayurbarbad Buyant Khan


Ayurbarbad buyant Khan, the third son of Darmabal, was born in 1285, the blue hen year. He acceded to throne in 1312 and died in 1320, the white monkey year.

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Shidubal Gegeen Khan


Shidubal Gegeen, the son of Buyant Khan, was born in 1303. the black horse year. He was enthroned in 1321 and passed away in 1324, the blue rat year.

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Yesun Tumur Khan


Yesun Tumur khan was born in 1276, the black snake year6 He was the second son of Gamal- the son of Chingem. In 1324, the black pig year, he assumed the throne and passed away in 1328, the yellow dragon year.

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Ashithev Khan


The eldest son of Yesun Tumur, Ashithev was born in 1320, the year of the white monkey. In the end of 1328, the yellow dragon year, he assumed the throne, but only a month later he was dethroned.

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Khuslen khan


Huslen khan - the eldest son of Haisan khan, was born in 1300, the white rat year. He was enthroned as Khan in 1329 and died the same year.

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Tuv Tumur khan


He was born in 1304, the blue dragon year. He was second son of Haisan. In 1329, the yellow snake year, he assumed the throne and passed away in 1332, the black monkey year

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Rinchinbal Khan


Rinchinbal khan, the son of Huslen khan, was born in 1325, the red tiger year. In 1332, the black monkey year, he assumed the throne and two months later he passed away.

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Togoon Tumur khan


Togoon Tumur Khan, the eldest brother of Rinchinbal, was born in 1320,the white monkey year. He assumed the throne in 1333, the black hen year and passed away in 1370, the white dog year. The title of his royalty was 'Sage' and during his reign, in 1368, a big rebellion in China arose causing the downfall of Mongolian domination.

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