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Toktu (Bulgarian: Токту) was the
ruler of
Bulgaria between 766 and 767. The
Byzantine chronicler,
Patriarch Nikephoros,
records that
Toktu was "a Bulgarian...
- Umor Умор Khan of
Bulgaria Reign 766
Predecessor Sabin Successor Toktu House Ukil...
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Tokhta (also
spelled Toqta,
Toktu, Tokhtai,
Tochtu or Tokhtogha; died c. 1312) was Khan of the
Golden Horde from 1291 to 1312. He was a son of Mengu-Timur...
- Empire.
After ascending the
throne following the
murder of his
predecessor Toktu,
Pagan set out
together with his
court to
attend negotiations with Emperor...
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during this
campaign both Constantine's
candidate for the
Bulgarian throne,
Toktu, and his opponent, Pagan, were killed.
Pagan was
killed by his own slaves...
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Vinekh of
Bulgaria Telets of
Bulgaria Sabin of
Bulgaria Umor of
Bulgaria Toktu of
Bulgaria Pagan of
Bulgaria Telerig of
Bulgaria Kardam of
Bulgaria Krum...
- (754/756–762) Telets,
Knyaz (762–765) Sabin, Khan (765–766) Umor, Khan (766)
Toktu, Khan (766–767) Pagan, Khan (767–768) Telerig, Khan (768–777) Kardam, Khan...
- muf****ir and
theologian Murchad mac Flaithbertaig,
chief of the Cenél
Conaill Toktu,
ruler (khagan) of the
Bulgarian Empire John V.A. Fine, Jr (1991). The Early...
- Umor (766)
Toktu (765–766)
Toktu (767–c.769)
Pagan (763–765)
Toktu (766–767)
Toktu (767–772)
Toktu (766–767)
Pagan (766–767)
Pagan (c.770)
Toktu (765) Pagan...
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deposition and
flight of
Sabin Unknown.
Could have died or been
deposed by
Toktu Antipater Etesias King of
Macedon 279 BC 45 days
Became king
after the abdication...
