- The
Ilkhanate or Il-khanate, also
known as the
Ilkhanids (Persian: ایلخانان, romanized: Īlkhānān), and
known to the
Mongols as Hülegü Ulus (lit. 'people...
-
under whom
several khans operate (20th
century CE). In the
context of the
Hulaguid dynasty,
commonly known as the Ilkhanate, the
title Ilkhan was
borne by...
-
could be consulted. Many
diplomatic communications p****ed
between the
Hulaguid Ilkhans and
Christian princes. The former, as the
great khan's liegemen...
- the Jal****id
Dynasty which ruled from
Baghdad after the
collapse of the
Hulaguid Ilkhanate.
Another descendant, Naγaču,
survived the
collapse of the Yuan...
- the
Mongol military leaders.
After dealing with Buqa,
Arghun went for
Hulaguid princes,
whose loyalties were
questionable -
Jushkab was
arrested and executed...
- brother's
chosen successor. His
descendant Pir Husayn, was the last
legitimate Hülaguid to hold the throne. He
married several times with issues: Prin****l wife...
- from
Genghis Khan
included the Yuan
dynasty (Kublaids) of China, the
Hulaguids of Persia, the
Jochids of the
Golden Horde, the
Shaybanids of Siberia...
- was
later a part of
Atabeg and
Shirvanshah states. With the
invasion of
Hulaguids in
Azerbaijan in the 13th century,
Mongolian nomadic tribes po****ted...
- was
later a part of the
Atabeg and
Shirvanshah states. With
invasion of
Hulaguids in
Azerbaijan in the 13th century,
Mongolian nomadic tribes po****ted...
-
finds include sixth-century
Sasanian silver and gold coins, Georgian,
Hulaguid, Russian, and
German coins.
There are
ethnographic materials such as Qizikian...
