Abaqa Khan
The second Ilkhan of Mongol Ilkhanate (1265-1282) · Historical Figures · Lived 1234 to 1282 · aged 48
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Something wrong?Second ruler of the Ilkhanate, the Mongol state carved from Persia and Mesopotamia, who spent most of his seventeen years fighting other Mongols - the Golden Horde to the north, the Chagatai Khanate to the east - while trying and failing to take Syria from the Mamluks.
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Coin of Demetrius II of Georgia in the name of Abaqa. Kingdom of Georgia, Ilkhanid Empire. Tritinarian formula in Arabic and Cross issue. Tiflis (Tblisi) mint. Dated 1281-1286
Jalayirid Shāhnāma court scene, Tabriz or Baghdad, ca. 1370-74. Bifolio, TSMK, H. 2153, fols. 55r, 54vFamily
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Born in February 1234, son of Hulagu Khan and Lady Yesünčin, grandson of Tolui. He took the Ilkhanate throne in 1265 after his father's death. His reign became a grinding series of wars within the splintering Mongol Empire: the Golden Horde pressed from the north, the Chagatai Khanate from Central Asia. He also pushed west into Mamluk-held Syria, where his forces met defeat at the Second Battle of Homs. He died in April 1282, succeeded by his brother Ahmed Tekuder, the empire still at war with itself.
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