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This article is from the Mongolia FAQ, by Oliver Corff with numerous contributions by others.
The genealogy of the founders of the Mongolian empires is given here;
complete biographies exceed the scope of the FAQ and will be found in
the Who is Who part of Infosystem Mongolei.
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[I] Chinggis Khan (*1167? -- +1227)
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Four sons: Jochi Chaghatai Ögädäi Tolui
(*1180?) (*1186) (*1190?)
(+1227) (+1242) (+1241) (+1232/3)
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Batu, Chaghatai | |
2nd son Khans [III] |
(*1207) Guyuk |
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Golden Horde |
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Möngkä Khubilai Hulegu Ariq-Bökä
(*1208) (*1215) (*1218) (*?)
(+1259) (+1294) (+1265) (+1266)
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Yuan Il Khans
Emperors
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