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Volume 107 Tables 2: Imperial Clan Genealogy

Chapter 107 of 元史 · History of Yuan
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Since antiquity, whenever emperors have risen to power, they have invariably enfeoffed many sons and younger kinsmen to strengthen the royal house — honoring the root line and magnifying the state's power. Judging by their clan registers and jade genealogical rolls, major lines and minor branches are kept in proper order without confusion — a matter of real care. Yet even at the height of the Tang, after Emperor Xuanzong the princes never left their quarters and the histories had already lost track of their generations — to say nothing of later dynasties? The Yuan imperial clan genealogy was kept in golden caskets and stone vaults with the utmost secrecy, so that the outer court could not know it. The historical offices can give only the broad outline, and even when one consults the documents one may not recover every detail. To set down what is known and leave blank what is not is likewise the historians' way. Here is composed the Imperial Clan Genealogy Table.
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禿
Alan Gua, wife of Dobun MerenBo'arji (Dahai)
Belgüdei
The founding ancestor Boduanchid (one son)Ba'arji Borjigidai (one son)Menen Tudun (seven sons)Jidüder Khan (one son)Qaidu (one son)
A name now lost
A name now lost
A name now lost
A name now lost
A name now lost
Nazan (now the Üji'ut tribe; his descendants)
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Line of Qaidu
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禿
QaiduBayin Xing Khori (one son)Tümenen (six sons)Küchü (now the Naha'ur tribe; his descendants)
Kököchü Jelid (now the Greater Barulas tribe; his descendants)
Köchü (now the Lesser Barulas tribe; his descendants)
Qaraldai (now the Bodai'ati tribe; his descendants)
Kököchün (now the Adaliji tribe; his descendants)
Kabul Khan (seven sons)Kököchü Barqaqa (now the Yürkin tribe; his descendants)
Bartan (four sons)Möngke Qoriyan
Negün Taisi
Liezu Yesügei
Daritai
Qutula Möngke
Qutula [Qudu] Khan
Qotan Botur
Todun Otchigin
Qulan Botur (a son by a concubine)
Chaqar Ninggün (took his elder brother Bayin Xing Khori's wife and fathered one son)Jirügüshi (now the Greater Chon'ut tribe; his descendants)
Liaoquzhen Ü[r]üdege (now the Siji'ur tribe; his descendants)
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Line of Daritai
DaritaiGreat Prince NayiyeGreat Prince Xiaoge
Prince of Ninghai, KököchüGreat Prince YelikienPrince HarughanPrince of Xuanjing, Mainu
Great Prince Aru
Prince of Ninghai, Isiman
Prince of Ninghai, Batu'er
Prince of Ninghai, Ahai
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Liezu, the Divine Origin Emperor, had five sons: the eldest was Emperor Taizu; second, Prince Hasar; third, Great Prince Kachiun; fourth, Temüge Otchigin — known as the Imperial Younger Brother, the Country-King Otchigen Noyan; fifth, Prince Belgütei. Line of Prince Hasar
HasarPrince of Zichuan, YeküPrince Aike Abagan
Great Prince YisengePrince ShiduerPrince of Qi, Babusha
Great Prince Bilühu
Prince Huang'urPrince Bomu'er
Prince of Qi, Yulong TemürPrince of Qi, Yelü Temür
Prince Bier Temür
Great Prince Toghu
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Line of Great Prince Kachiun
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KachiunPrince of Jinan, AjiridaiGreat Prince QadanPrince of Long, QulachuPrince of Jinan, Sengnahar
Great Prince ChaqarPrince of Jinan, Yelizhi
Prince Qulihu'erPrince of Wu, MonanziPrince of Xining, Adalimishi
Prince of Wu, DoreniePrince of Jiyang, Popi
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Line of Temüge Otchigin, the Country-King
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Temüge OtchiginGreat Prince OtgonGreat Prince Ajur
Great Prince JibaganPrince Aiyachi
Country-King TacharPrince of Shou, NaimantaiGreat Prince BoroPrince of Liaoning, Toto
Great Prince Yebagan
Great Prince Ularigidai
Great Prince Osuhai
Great Prince Chalahai
Great Prince BorotaiShuoluman, Prince of XiningGreat Prince Maoqan
Great Prince Benbo
Great Prince Yeji
Great Prince Buzh'er
Prince TemüdierGreat Prince Baqichu
Great Prince Xilamo
Great Prince BorijiGreat Prince Bariya
Great Prince Sanbao
Great Prince Sadaji
Great Prince Qasidai
Great Prince Chajila
Telichu, Prince of ShouGreat Prince AiyachiPrince Bielite TemürGreat Prince Nangqa
Prince Orosghan
Great Prince OlutaiGreat Prince QabartuA certain Great PrinceGreat Prince Qulatai
Great Prince TieshiGreat Prince Totie
Great Prince QidugeGreat Prince TotemürGreat Prince Yensi
Prince Yejian QonghurGreat Prince Sindu
Great Prince Baihu
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Line of Great Prince Belgütei
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Belgütei, princeGreat Prince Yesu BuqaJiaodu, Prince of GuangningGreat Prince Temür
Great Prince NayanGreat Prince Totemür
Great Prince Köten BuqaGreat Prince MielijietaiGreat Prince Huangcha
Prince Mojar
Prince Saliman
Great Prince KököchüXiechegan, Prince of DingChaertai, Prince of Ding
Prince OnggirataiChelitemür, Prince of GuangningAnhun Cha, Prince of Guangning
Great Prince QutugtuGreat Prince QolijeGreat Prince Tachu
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Emperor Taizu had six sons: the eldest was Jochi, Crown Prince; second, Chagatai, Crown Prince; third, the Taizong Emperor; fourth, Tolui—that is, Ruizong; fifth, Uluq, who left no descendants; sixth, Köülen, Crown Prince. Line of Crown Prince Jochi
Jochi, eldest sonGreat Prince Batu
Great Prince Sarataq
Prince Mangqotemür
Prince Toto Möngke
Toto, Prince of NingsuKuanche, Prince of Su
Great Prince Boqu
Great Prince YuejiebieGreat Prince Zhaniebie
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Line of Crown Prince Chagatai
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Chagatai, second sonPrince Yesü Möngke
Great Prince QaraxusliGreat Prince Aruqu
Great Prince BalaMaizhu Han, Prince of Yan
Ajiji, Prince of WeiyuanHudutemür, Prince of WeiyuanTula, Prince of Yue
Chiyintemür, prince
Prince TemülbuhuaPrince Nandashili
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Line of Crown Prince Köülen
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Köülen, sixth sonHucha, Prince of HejianGreat Prince QulutaiGreat Prince YebaganGreat Prince BabaPrince Yuntusi Temür
Prince Hepin Temür
Great Prince BabalaTuohuan, Prince of AndingDuorezhiban, Prince of Anding
Great Prince YemieganPrince Bodahan
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The Taizong Emperor had seven sons: the eldest was the Dingzong Emperor; second, Kuoduan, Crown Prince; third, Kuochu, Crown Prince; fourth, Prince Harqachar; fifth, Great Prince Heshi; sixth, Great Prince Heden; seventh, Great Prince Mieli. Note: According to Shizong's annals, Taizong considered his son Yue Liang incompetent and therefore did not establish him as successor. On examining the imperial-lineage section of the Comprehensive Institutions of Governance and the Annual Stipend Register, I find neither Yue Liang's name nor his proper sequence; I therefore dare not enter him in the lineage table and record him here instead, until someone better informed may clarify. Line of Crown Prince Kuoduan
KuoduanPrince MielijietaiGreat Prince Yesü Buqa
Great Prince MönküduGreat Prince Yilianzhen
Prince Jebi Temür
Great Prince Tebile
Great Prince QulieluPrince of Fenyang BetiemurPrince of Jing Yesü Buqa
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Line of Crown Prince Kuochu
KuochuCrown Prince ShiremünGreat Prince BolochiPrince of Jingyuan QadaiPrince of Xiangning Yesü Buqa
Prince of Xiangning Arughui
113
Line of Prince Harqachar
HarqacharGreat Prince ToqtoYuebieji
Shalanduorji
116
Line of Great Prince Heshi
HeshiGreat Prince HaiduPrince of Runing Chaba'erPrince of Runing Olziy TemürPrince of Runing Qulatai
118
Line of Great Prince Heden
HedenPrince DörchiGreat Prince XiaoxueGreat Prince Xingjiban
Great Prince YebuqanPrince of Long Holangsa
Great Prince Yedier
Great Prince Yesünte
Great Prince HuoniGreat Prince Qiaozhu
Great Prince Nahai
125
Line of Great Prince Mieli
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MieliGreat Prince ToqhuGreat Prince AndulaGreat Prince AyachiPrince of Yangdi Taiping
Prince of Yangdi TumanPrince of Yangdi QuchunPrince of Yangdi Temürchi
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Emperor Dingzong had three sons: the eldest was Great Prince Hucha; second, Naohu, Crown Prince; third, Great Prince Hehu. Line of Great Prince Hucha
HuchaPrince Yierjianzang
Prince Olziy Yebuqan
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Line of Crown Prince Naohu
Naohu
133
Line of Great Prince Hehu
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HehuPrince of Nanping Tulu
135
Emperor Ruizong had eleven sons: the eldest was the Xianzong Emperor; second, Hududu; third, name unknown; fourth, the Shizu Emperor; fifth, name unknown; sixth, Great Prince Hulagu; seventh, Great Prince Ariq Böke; eighth, Great Prince Bočuo; ninth, Great Prince Möge; tenth, (Duge)〔Gedu〕, Great Prince; eleventh, Great Prince Xiebietai. Line of Great Prince Hududu
Hududu
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Line of Great Prince Hulagu
HulaguPrince AbaqaGreat Prince ArghunPrince of Jingyuan Hezan
Prince of Guangping HarbandaaPrince of Bin ChuboPrince of Bin Nanhuli
Prince Yilianzhen DuorjiPrince Toqtemürname unknownPrince Yilianzhen Ba
141
Line of Great Prince Ariq Böke
Ariq BökePrince of Weiding Yaomuhuer
Great Prince NalahubuhuaPrince of Wei Boyan Temür
Prince Olziy Temür
Prince of Ji BoluoTemür Toq
Prince of Ding Yaomuhuername unknownGreat Prince of Yan
Great Prince LaganshiganPrince of Zhenning Nahai
148
Line of Great Prince Bočuo
BočuoGreat Prince SibeilejierPrince of Chu YahudouPrince of Chu Tolie TemürPrince of Chu BaduerPrince Yantiemur
Prince Suge Temür
Prince Duoluobuhua
152
Line of Great Prince Möge
MögeGreat Prince ChangtongGreat Prince BoqtemürPrince of Yongning Bayanmur
154
Line of Great Prince Gedu
GeduGreat Prince SubadaiPrince of Jing ToqtemürPrince of Jing Yesü Bojian
Great Prince Harusun
157
Line of Great Prince Xiebietai
Xiebietainame unknownYelü Temür
Mailang Yixian
160
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Emperor Xianzong had five sons: the eldest was Great Prince Bantu; second, Great Prince Asudai; third, Great Prince Yulongdash; fourth, Prince of Heping Shiregi; fifth, Biandu, who died young and left no descendants. Line of Great Prince Bantu
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Bantu
162
Line of Great Prince Asudai
Asudai
164
Line of Great Prince Yulongdash
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YulongdashPrince Saliman
Prince of Wei WanzhePrince of Tan Chechetu
167
Line of Prince of Heping Shiregi
ShiregiPrince Ulus Buqa
Prince of Bing Huanghuo TemürPrince of Jia Huo'erhu
Prince Dashayisi
Prince Wanzhe Temür
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Emperor Shizu had ten sons: the eldest was Prince Dorji; second, Jinchin, Crown Prince—that is, Yuzong; third, Prince of Anxi Mangqala; fourth, Prince of Beian Namuhan, who left no heirs; fifth, Prince of Yunnan Hügechi; sixth, Great Prince Aijarchi; seventh, Prince of Xiping Öljei; eighth, Prince of Ning Kuoku; ninth, Prince of Zhennan Toghon; tenth, Prince Hüdü Temür. Line of Prince Dorji
Dorji
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Line of Prince of Anxi Mangqala
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MangqalaAnanda, Prince of AnxiPrince Yelü Temür
Altan Buqa
177
Line of Prince of Yunnan Hügechi
HügechiPrince of Ying Yisien Temür
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Line of Great Prince Aijarchi
AijarchiGreat Prince AmuganPrince Yegu Buqa
Prince Biyan Temür
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Line of Prince of Xiping Öljei
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ÖljeiPrince of Zhenxi Wujing Temür BuqaPrince of Yunnan LaohanPrince of Yu Anatenashili
Prince of Wujing ChosbanGreat Prince Qiba
Great Prince Yizhiban
Prince of Xiping BadimadijaGreat Prince Gonggeban
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Line of Prince of Ning Kuoku
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KuokuPrince of Ning Xiechetu
Prince of Ning Aduchi
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Line of Prince of Zhennan Toghon
ToghonPrince of Zhennan LaozhangPrince of Zhennan Toghon BuqaPrince of Zhennan Boluo Buqa
Prince of Weishun Kuanzhe Puhua
Prince of Xuanrang Temür Buqa
Prince of Wenji Manzi
Prince of Xuande Budashili
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Line of Prince Hüdü Temür
Hüdü TemürPrince Aba YebukanPrince Baru Dorji
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Emperor Yuzong had three sons: the eldest was Prince of Jin Gamala—that is, Xianzong; second, Darmabala, Crown Prince—that is, Shunzong; third, the Chengzong Emperor. Emperor Xianzong had three sons: the eldest was Prince of Liang Songshan; second, the Taiding Emperor; third, Prince of Xiangning Tegeler Buqa. Line of Prince of Liang Songshan
SongshanPrince of Liang WangzanPrince of Yunnan Temür Buqa
200
Line of Prince of Xiangning Tegeler Buqa
Tegeler BuqaPrince of Xiangning Balashili
202
Emperor Shunzong had three sons: the eldest was Prince of Wei Amuge; second, the Wuzong Emperor; third, the Renzong Emperor. Line of Prince of Wei Amuge
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AmugePrince Tobuqa the Great
Prince Manzi the Great
Xijing Prince Aru
Wei Prince Boro Temür
Prince Tang'utai
Prince Darmashiri
Prince Boro the Great
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Emperor Chengzong had one son, Crown Prince Deshou, who died young and left no descendants. Emperor Wuzong had two sons—the elder became Emperor Mingzong, the younger Emperor Wenzong. Emperor Renzong had two sons; the elder became Emperor Yingzong; the younger was Prince of An, Uduz Buqa, who died young and left no descendants. Emperor Yingzong left no sons. Emperor Taiding had four sons—Crown Prince Arigbab, Jin Prince Badma Erjen, Crown Prince Xiaoxue, and Crown Prince Yundan Zangbu—all of whom died young without issue. Emperor Mingzong had two sons—the elder became Emperor Shun, the younger Emperor Ningzong. Emperor Wenzong had three sons. The eldest, Crown Prince Aratnadara, died young and left no descendants; the second was Crown Prince Yantughus and the third Crown Prince Taipingne; both likewise died young without issue. Emperor Ningzong died in youth and left no sons. Emperor Shun had three sons. The eldest was Crown Prince Ayushiridara; the other two died in youth. The Record of the Ten Ancestors' Genealogy states that when the founding ancestor Boduanchid took in the households of the Tümenilqur people, he once received a pregnant woman named Cha'ijilai. He took her in, and the posthumous son she bore was named after his mother, Cha'ijilai. From that time they formed a separate line, also known as the Tatars. Because he was not a son of the founding ancestor by blood, he is not listed in the main genealogy table but is recorded here as an appendix.
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