- son, the
Gandou Khan
Murong Shun, and grandson, the
Ledou Khan
Murong Nuohebo,
Tuyuhun was
never able to recover,
particularly with its southwestern...
-
Murong Nuohebo (Chinese: 慕容諾曷鉢) (died 688),
regnal name
Wudiyebaledou Khan (烏地也拔勒豆可汗) or, in short,
Ledou Khan (勒豆可汗), Tang
dynasty noble title Prince...
-
After the fall of the kingdom, the
Tuyuhun people split. Led by
Murong Nuohebo on the
eastern side of the
Qilian Mountains they
migrated eastwards into...
- soon ********inated.
Emperor Taizong then
created Murong Shun's son
Murong Nuohebo as the new khan. Also in 635,
Emperor Gaozu died, and
Emperor Taizong,...
-
stretched from the
northwest into
central and
eastern parts of China.
Murong Nuohebo led them
eastward into
central China,
where they
settled in
modern Yinchuan...
-
Tuyuhun in 660. The
Tibetans first attacked Tuyuhun in 660, and King
Murong Nuohebo escaped north. The Tang court,
under Emperor Gaozong,
initially rejected...
-
attacked a Tang v****al state, the Tuyuhun. Tuyuhun's
Ledou Khan
Murong Nuohebo,
unable to
withstand the
Tibetan attack, took his
people and fled into...
- and was ********inated
later that year. He was
succeeded by his son
Murong Nuohebo (Ledou Khan). It is not
known when
Murong Shun was born, but it was known...
- of Tibet. To
support Tuyuhun, Tang convo**** the king of Tuyuhun,
Murong nuohebo, back to his
country in 670 A.D, with an army of over a
hundred thousand...
-
Gaoyang Murong Nong (d. 398),
formally Prince Huanlie of
Liaoxi Murong Nuohebo (d. 688), last khan of the Xianbei/Qiang/Tibetan
state Tuyuhun Murong Sheng...
