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Boroqul (Mongolian: Борохул, also
known as Boroghul, Boro'ul, and
Borokhula; c. 1162–1217) was one of the
foremost generals of Temüjin (later Genghis...
- and lost on the battlefield. His father's
adopted brother and
companion Borokhula rescued him.
Although he was
already married, in 1204 his
father gave...
- Temüjin's
badly wounded son Ögedei had been
transported and
tended to by
Borokhula, a
leading warrior. Temüjin
called in
every possible ally and
swore a...
- Jebe
Nuomin Darong as
Jochi Ailiku as
Chagatai Baodi as Ögedei
Sulide as
Borokhula Anqi'er as
Muqali Hongtong Batu as
Jamukha Wurijitu as Wang Khan Baisha...
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councillors from 1265, and Oz-temur of the
Arulad headed the censorate.
Borokhula's descendant, Ochicher,
headed a
kheshig (Mongolian
imperial guard) and...
- groups,
commanded by the four
generals Mukhulai, Chormaqan, Bo'orchu and
Borokhula.
Members of the
kheshig outranked almost any
other military officers in...
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intercepted Toghrul and took half his
people hostage. Temüjin sent Muqali,
Borokhula, Chilaun, and Bo'orchu to
support the Keraites. They
arrived in time to...
- as A'zhen Lam Wai-kin as Jebe Au Wai-lam as
Bogan Cheung Yik-ming as
Borokhula Wu Wai-hong as
Ercha Alan C**** Chung-San as Yesügei Yip Seung-wah as Menglike...
- arrow.
Muqali (木華黎),
Chilaun (赤老溫),
Huduhu (忽都虎) and
Jelme (者勒米) and
Borokhula (博爾忽) are
among Genghis Khan's followers. Some of them show up to save...
- and
White Horde. Bo'orchu (13th century),
companion of
Genghis Khan.
Borokhula (13th century), general.
Boroldai (13th century), general.
Budugen (died...
