Külüg Khan
Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty · Lived 1281 to 1311 · aged 29
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Something wrong?Külüg Khan ruled the Yuan dynasty at a moment when the Mongol Empire existed more on paper than on horseback - the seventh Great Khan by title, though the khanates had long since splintered into rival realms.
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Born Khayishan on 4 August 1281, he inherited a fractured inheritance: Emperor of China, nominal overlord of an empire that no longer answered as one. His temple name became Wuzong, his regnal name Külüg - "warrior Khan" in Mongolian, though the wars that mattered now were bureaucratic, not steppe raids. He held the throne through the first decade of the fourteenth century, presiding over the Yuan's Chinese dominion while the western khanates drifted further into their own orbits. He died on 27 January 1311, one more name in the long scroll of emperors who ruled an idea that had already scattered.
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