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Inanch khan ( Chinese: 亦難赤汗; pinyin: Yìnánchì Hàn) [1] or Inanch Bilge [2] Bogü khan ( Chinese: 亦難赤必樂格卜古汗; pinyin: Yìnánchì Bìlègé Bogǔ Hàn) [3] or Inat khan [4] was a khan of Naimans. According to Gumilev, his Christian name was John. [5] Reign. He was from the Güčügüt clan of Naimans which followed the Betegin clan. [6] .
La mise en forme du texte ne suit pas les recommandations de Wikipédia : il faut le « ». Inanch Khan (Chinois: 亦難赤汗; Yìnánchì Hàn) 1 ou Inanch Bilge 2 Bogü khan (Chinois: 亦難赤必樂格卜古汗; Yìnánchì Bìlègé Bogǔ Hàn) 3 ou Inat khan 4 était un khan de Naimans. Selon Gumilev, son prénom était Jean. 5.
She was originally a favored concubine of Inanch Bilge khan and after his death, she became the consort of his son Tayang Khan. Since Tayang Khan was a useless ruler, Juerbiesu was in control of almost all power in Naiman politics.
Buyruq khan (Chinese: 不欲魯汗; pinyin: Bùyùlǔ Hàn) — was the younger son of Inanch Bilge and a brother of Tayang khan. Reign [ edit ] After his father's death, he split off with a faction of Naimans to rule just south of the Altai Mountains , near the source of the Ulungur river , while his brother Tayang Khan remained in the heart ...
Inanch Bilge khan died in 1198, splitting the Naimans between his two sons Tayang khan and Buyruq khan. In 1199, Temüjin, Toghrul, and Jamukha attacked Buyruq west of the Altai Mountains. Alarmed by the eastern invaders, Tayang sent a force under Kökse Sabraq, which intercepted Toghrul and took half his people hostage.
5 de oct. de 2021 · Toghrul was extremely annoyed at Toghrul's refusal to share the gains with Temüjin. Confronting the Naimans (1199) When Inanch Bilge khan died in 1198, his two sons, Tayang Khan and Buyruq khan, divided the Naimans. Temüjin, Toghrul, and Jamukha launched an attack against Buyruq west of the Altai Mountains in 1199.
Inanch Bilge khan (en) Germans: Buyruq khan (en) Tayang o Taiboga Khan (Taïbuqa o Balbuqa) fou kan dels naiman vers 1197-1204. El seu nom de Tayang deriva del seu títol xinès de tai-wang o ai-yang, en mongol transcrit com a tayang. Era fill del kan Inantch-bilgä a la mort del qual vers el 1197 el va succeir.
