Temür Khan
2nd emperor of the Yuan Dynasty
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Kublai Khan's grandson who inherited the largest contiguous empire ever assembled, then spent thirteen years trying not to break it. He ended the Mongol invasions that had defined his grandfather's reign and turned inward — toward Confucian ritual, nominal peace among the khanates, and the quiet rot of corruption.
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Born 15 October 1265, Temür was the third son of Crown Prince Zhenjin and grew up in the shadow of Kublai Khan's conquests. When his grandfather died in 1294, Temür took the throne as the second emperor of the Yuan dynasty and sixth Great Khan of a Mongol Empire that existed more on paper than in practice. He called off the grinding campaigns against Burma, Đại Việt, and Japan — wars that had consumed men and silver for years — and turned instead to Confucian ceremony and the architecture of governance. He achieved nominal suzerainty over the scattered Mongol khanates, a diplomatic feat that p…
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