Nachan 納陳

Family

• Child of Anchen (按陳)
  son 子
  Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 118, passages 162, 164
• Parent of Manzitai (蠻子台)
  son 子
  Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 118, passage 181
• Parent of Tiemuer (帖木兒)
  son 子
  Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 118, passage 173
• Parent of Hahai (哈海)
  son 子
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 167
• Parent of Tuohuan (脫歡)
  son 子
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 167
• Parent of Woluochen (斡羅陳)
  son 子
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 167
• Sibling of Wochen (斡陳)
  younger brother 弟
  younger brother 弟 · Full siblings
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 164

• Kinship Role sons · Count 10
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 167

Career and standing

• myriarch 萬戶
  AD 1257 歲丁巳 · Inherited
  Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 118, passage 164

Places and affiliations

• Polity Mongol Empire 蒙古 · Relation Served
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passages 164, 167
• At Mohuaitu 末懷禿 · Relation Buried at
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 168

Events and relationships

• Campaigned against Song and attacked Diaoyu Mountain
  AD 1257 歲丁巳 · Military · Commander
  Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 118, passage 164
• Followed Kublai south across the Huai, seized Daqingkou, and captured more than a hundred ships
  Military · Officer · With Emperor Shizu (世祖)
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 165
• Joined princes on the northern campaign against Ariq Böke, fought Baerhabaersi from Shimur at Manglai, pursued to Boluoketu, and took ten thousand heads
  AD 1261 中統二年 · Military · Commander · With Ariq Böke (阿里不哥)
  Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 118, passage 167
• Pacified the Shandong prefectures of Ji, Yan, Shan, and others
  Military · Commander
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 166

Source notes

• Historicity historical
  Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 164