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question marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of text in
Mongolian script.
Güyük Khan or Güyüg Khagan,
mononymously Güyüg (c. 19
March 1206 – 20
April 1248)...
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Guyuk is a town and
Local Government Area in
Adamawa State, Nigeria.
Guyuk has many
limestone deposits.
Guyuk is
located along the Numan–Biu road. The...
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Güyük.
According to some sources,[which?] Buri, who was sent to his
grandfather Chagatai,
never returned to join the
Mongol conquest of Europe;
Güyük...
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accordance with that of
Güyük, but it was
accompanied by two
Mongolian envoys to the
Papal seat in Lyon, Aïbeg and Serkis. In the letter,
Guyuk demanded that the...
- In 1246,
Güyük Khan,
ruler of the
Mongol Empire, sent a
letter to Pope
Innocent IV,
demanding his submission. The
letter was in
Persian and
Middle Turkic...
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Güyük met,
Güyük, sick and worn out by travel, died en
route at Qum-Senggir (Hong-siang-yi-eulh) in Xinjiang,
possibly a
victim of poison.
Güyük's widow...
- charismatic, good-natured, and intelligent. He was
succeeded by his son
Güyük. Ögedei was the
third son of Temüjin and Börte Ujin. He parti****ted in...
- Ögedei's
first wife
Boraqchin had no sons, Töregene gave
birth to five sons,
Güyük, Kötän, Köchü, Qarachar, and
Qashi (father of Kaidu). She
eclipsed all of...
- 1200s–1251) was the wife of
Güyük Khan, the
third ruler of the
Mongol Empire, and was
herself the
nominal regent of the
empire between Güyük's death in 1248 and...
- to
seize the
throne without confirmation by a kurultai. The new
Khagan Güyük entrusted the
delicate task of
trying the
Odchigin ('keeper of the hearth' –...
