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「khans」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| Unlike the last five of six | khans, Ahmad was not a descendant of Tokhtamysh but |
| s involved in the overthrow of three Ilkhanate | khans, and placed the short-lived Baidu on the thron |
| Dulo known from the Nominalia of the Bulgarian | khans and this, in the form *Duh-klah Tuqi, with the |
| In the Mongol Empire, they served the Great | Khans' armies. |
| Although Timur's grandson Ulugh Beg appointed | khans as well, they were even less noteworthy, altho |
| They might be kheshigs of the Great | khans before Kublai khan. |
| The dynasty of the Jagatai | Khans collapsed in 1572 with the division of the cou |
| It was Feroz | Khans debut as a producer and a director. |
| o the Russians, the Giray family of the ruling | Khans, descendants of Ghengiz Khan himself, were set |
| Horde was at once a symptom and a cause of the | khans' diminished influence during the 15th and 16th |
| h as Uryankhadai and Aju would serve the Great | Khans for the next three decades as commanders. |
| Moscow's administrators elected the | khans from ruling families of the Tatar khanates: Kh |
| And also: All the golden family Mongol | khans from 14 to 17th century. |
| The | Khans genealogy was connected with Babur through a l |
| Of all the Mongol | Khans, Hulagu is, for obvious reasons, the most fear |
| Moghulistan (the realm of the eastern Chagatai | Khans) in an attempt to win their support. |
| rked the effective end of the line of Chagatai | Khans in Transoxiana, who had long been mere figureh |
| ries of treaties made between Russia and local | khans in the southern Caucasus from 1801 to 1805. |
| Being one of four | Khans in Acre, Khan al-Umdan was in 1784 built on th |
| ntaineers), who deposed one of the last moghul | khans, Ismail Khan, in 1678, with the help of invite |
| lowing low-budget films: Final Curtain; Esther | Khans; Janice Beard 45wpm; and Large. |
| In the Nominalia of the Bulgarian | khans Kubrat is mentioned as Kurt of the Dulo clan. |
| h Singh was first and Vasant Rai was Allauddin | Khans last student. |
| There are a number of | Khans named Jani Beg in the history of the various d |
| to the step, where they defeated two opposing | khans near Astrakhan. |
| The | Khans of Kokand had a connection with the Timurids ( |
| epek, Olugh Mokhammad as well as Dawlat Berdi, | khans of the Golden Horde. |
| time of the last Timurids to that of the first | Khans of Kokand there was a period of more than two |
| In the legend of this baby began the | Khans of Kokand. |
| he town change hands several times between the | Khans of Kalat and the rulers of Sind. |
| d the throne after a long struggle against the | khans of the Golden Horde for the independence of th |
| The original Jewish settlers stayed in the | Khans of local Arab villages.Beit Ha'almot, an agric |
| His family is connected to hereditary | khans of Derbent and his daughter Sona was married t |
| Pasha has been described as one of the finest | khans of Damascus, and the most "ambitious" work of |
| e and more Mongol nobles declare themselves as | khans of their own turfs. |
| (or Buyan; Naiyan Баян) was one of most famous | khans of White Horde. |
| It was usually paid to the Ottoman vassal | khans of Crimea rather than to the Ottoman sultan di |
| he has been elected previously by the princes, | khans, officers, and other Mongol nobles in a genera |
| things, he was tasked by the Mongols, such as | Khans Ogodei and Guyuk, to handle Christian matters. |
| Beylerbeys, usually entiled | khans, possessed administrative power and headed the |
| kmen unity, tirades against unjust mullahs and | khans, praises of religious figures (such as the Twe |
| The | Khans quickly switched sides and surrendered their p |
| ; the amirs seized control of the ulus and the | khans ruled in name only. |
| ted the period of anarchy in which over twenty | khans succeeded in various parts of the horde, many |
| ery thought, every movement of the Princes and | Khans, the slightest conspiracy against him, and the |
| the days before the Khanate of Kazan fell, the | Khans threw all their valuables into the lakes. |
| The Chagatai | Khans thus became puppets of Kaidu for the next thir |
| ily and defied numerous attempts by the Moghul | khans to force him into submission. |
| in some diplomatic missions on behalf of Kazan | khans to Muscovy and there carried out negotiations |
| s 1074, a proposal was brought before the Yelu | khans to adopt surnames throughout the empire. |
| From then on the emirs allowed puppet | khans to rule until, following the death of Abu l-Gh |
| cities, which were in the hands of the Moghul | khans until they were conquered by the Dzungars in t |
| nd Tumed, were directly ruled by the Chingisid | Khans until the 20th century; unlike the Oirats who |
| Yaolian | khans wavered from alliance with the Tang Dynasty to |
| pported by Vasili III of Russia, because Qasim | khans were usually allied with Muscovy. |
| At the beginning of 8th century Turgesh | khans were subjugated by the main khaganate. |
| house of Genghis Khan on the throne, but these | khans were no more than puppets. |
| The eastern half remained under Chagatai | khans who were, at times, allied or at war with Timu |
| f shamkhals fostered the ambitions of the Avar | khans, whose greatest coup was the defeat of the 100 |
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