- alphabet,
which later came to be
known as the Old
Uyghur alphabet. The
Idiquts (the
title of the
Qocho rulers)
ruled independently until they
become a...
-
evacuated to Kara-Khoja (former
winter capital of
Uyghur Idiquts since 866) in
Turpan Depression by
Idiqut Khochqar Tegin (火赤哈兒的斤/huǒchìhāér dejīn),
ruler of...
- v****al of Yelü Dashi's
nascent Qara
Khitai empire. In 1209, the
Qocho ruler Idiqut (" Lord of happiness")
Barchuk Art
Tegin declared his
allegiance to Genghis...
-
behaviour to Genghis,
accompanying it with tribute. In 1211, the
Uyghur Idiqut had an
audience with
Genghis on the
Kerulen River. In the same year, another...
- some form of exile. The anti-Möngke plot of a
Uyghur scribe, Bala, and the
Idiqut Salindi (the
monarch of the Uyghurs) was
discovered and they were publicly...
-
local po****tion,
which later came to be
known as the
Uyghur script. The
Idiquts (title of the
Karakhoja rulers)
ruled independently until they
become a...
-
sponsors may be seen. The
Buddhist Uyghur kings, who
called themselves idiquts,
retained their nomadic lifestyle,
residing in
Qocho during the winter...
- sign of the
heavenly mandate to rule.
Rulers of the
Qocho were
entitled "
idiqut",
meaning "sacred good fortune". It also
existed in
Mongols as suu. It was...
-
known also as
Idikut Baurchuk,
Idikut Barchuq) was a ruler, with a
title of
Idiqut ("Lord of happiness"), of the
Qocho in
Beshbalik (near present-day Ürümqi...
- back into Börte's
Onggirat tribe. In 1209,
Barchuq Art Tegin, the
ruler or
idiqut (lit. '"lord of fortune"') of the
wealthy Uighur people to the southwest...
