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Jagatai

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Jagatai , d. 1242, Mongol conqueror; son of Jenghiz Khan. He led large armies on his father's campaigns of conquest. When the empire was divided in 1227 among Jenghiz Khan's three living sons and a grandson, Jagatai was rewarded with vast territories that correspond to present-day Turkistan and Afghanistan. He held this domain, a key area in the Mongol empire, as a satrapy under the rule of his brother Ogadai, who, although younger than Jagatai, had become grand khan. After Ogadai's death in 1241, dissension erupted between the Ogadai and Jagatai lines, and a third branch, which had descended... Read more
Mongols
...under Kublai Khan came to be known as the Yüan dynasty; the Jagatai khanate in Turkistan ; the Kipchack khanate, or the Empire...collectively as Tatars . Timur , who conquered most of the Jagatai khanate in the 14th cent. and founded a new empire, claimed... Read more
Timurids
...art (distinguished by extensive adaptations from the Chinese), and on the other, an original national literature in the Turk-Jagatai language, which borrowed from Persian sources. Shah Rukh was succeeded by his son, Ulugh Beg (ruled 1447-49). He had earlier... Read more

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