-
Borjigin Taijis took the
surname Bao (鲍, from Borjigid) and in
Ordos Qi (奇,
Qiyat). A
genetic research has
proposed that as many as 16
million men from po****tions...
- born c. 1162, son of a
Borjigit warrior named Yesügei, a
member of the
Qiyat sub-clan; over the next decades, he
subjugated or
killed all
potential rivals...
- spy,
Qiyat, who
works for
Hulagu against Berke, Ertuğrul's ally and the Han of the
Golden Horde. The
season ends with the
death of
Arikbuka and
Qiyat along...
- needed] The
Golden Horde's
elites were
descended from four
Mongol clans,
Qiyat, Manghut,
Sicivut and Qonqirat.
Their supreme ruler was the Khan, chosen...
- communities.
Uzbeks are said to have
included 92
tribes in
their orbit: Manghut,
Qiyat, Qipchaq, Khitai, Qanghli, Kenigas, Durman, Darghut, Shoran, Shurin, Toma...
- spy,
Qiyat, who
works for
Hulagu against Berke, Ertuğrul's ally and the Han of the
Golden Horde. The
season ends with the
death of
Arikbuka and
Qiyat along...
- was
governed on
behalf of the khan from
Sighnaq by a
governor from the
Qiyats clan, Jir-Qutluq, son of Isatay. He was
killed in a
skirmish by Urus, who...
-
known as Bakachyk-Kyiat (Ukrainian: Бакачик-Кият,
Crimean Tatar: Baqaçıq
Qıyat) is an urban-type
settlement located in
Simferopol Muni****lity, Crimea...
- spy,
Qiyat, who
works for
Hulagu against Berke, Ertuğrul's ally and the Han of the
Golden Horde. The
season ends with the
death of
Arikbuka and
Qiyat along...
-
Sayid Ahmad I
House of
Qiyat (Хияад) (1206–1635)
Regnal titles Preceded by
Olugh Mokhammad Khan of the
Golden Horde 1427–1455 Succeeded by Küchük Muhammad...
