Jochi b. Chinggis Khān

by Vásáry, István

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Jochi (b. c.579/1184, d. 624/1227) was the eldest son of Chinggis Khān , founder of the Mongol empire. Jochi was allotted by his imperial father the westernmost territories of the empire and may be regarded as the virtual founder of the Mongol-Tatar state called Ulus Jochi, later referred to often as the Golden Horde. 1. Life Jochi was born under obscure circumstances. (It is not certain whether or not Börte was pregnant before her captivity. In the former case, Chinggis could not be Jochi’s fa…

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Jochi (b. c.579/1184, d. 624/1227) was the eldest son of Chinggis Khān , founder of the Mongol empire. Jochi was allotted by his imperial father the westernmost territories of the empire and may be regarded as the virtual founder of the Mongol-Tatar state called Ulus Jochi, later referred to often as the Golden Horde. 1. Life Jochi was born under obscure circumstances. (It is not certain whether or not Börte was pregnant before her captivity. In the former case, Chinggis could not be Jochi’s father, which

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei2759

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eng Islam

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Vásáry, István

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