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Irbis Shekui Khagan (full title: Yǐpíshèkuìkĕhàn 乙毗射匮可汗) (r. 642–651) was the
penultimate ruler of the
Western Turkic Khaganate. He was
linked to the Nushibi...
- Dunhuang. In 611,
Shekui, a
qaghan from
Tashkent and
grandson of Tardu,
attacked Chuluo and
forced him to
escape to China. The
return of
Shekui marked the end...
- ..),
paying hommage to king
Varkhuman and
possibly Western Turk
Khagan Shekui,
under the m****ive
presence of
Turkic officers and courtiers.
Afrasiab murals...
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Shekui Kaghan (r. 611–619 or
possibly 610–617;
Middle Chinese: *ʑia-gwi;
Middle Persian Zyk, Žeg) was the
third khagan of the
Western Turkic Khaganate...
- Preceded by
Communist Party Chief of
Shuozhou 1990–1992 Succeeded by Preceded by
Zheng Shekui CPPCC Chairman of
Shanxi 2003–2008 Succeeded by Jin Yinhuan...
- 阿史那欲谷 Āshǐnà Yùgǔ
Irbis Seguy 642–650 El
Kulug Shad,
Ishbara Tolis Yǐpí
shèkuì Kèhán 阿史那莫賀咄 Āshǐnà Mòhèduō
Ashina Helu 651–658 Böri Shad,
unknown Shābōluō...
- was
installed as a
lesser Kagan Yetir (yeti er "seven tribes"). In 610,
Shekui (r. 610–617)
ascended to the
Western Turkic throne, both
rulers renounced...
- near
modern Emin County, China). Later,
after Western Turkic Khaganate's
Shekui Khan (r. 611-619) came to power, the
Tiele was
again reconquered by Turkic...
- countries,
paying hommage to king
Varkhuman and
possibly Western Turk
Khagan Shekui, both
nominal v****als of China.
Numerous Turkish officers and courtiers...
- (630-631)
Tulan Khagan (589-599)
Tolis Khagan (603-609)
Buyuruk (Ni-ri)
Shekui (611-618)
Bagha Shad Tong
Yabgu (618-630)
Shibir Khagan (611-619) Chulu...
