The Golden Lineage · Алтан ураг

Ikh Mongol only, 1162-1259. Every person here is named in the Secret History and carries the id data/shm/entities.json uses, so the section index and this file are one record. imageId points at data/images/index.json, which carries the credit, the licence and the `remove` note saying how far the image stands from the person. A person with no imageId has no surviving depiction this project has sourced - that is a fact about the record, not a gap in the file. relations[] is the Алтан ураг: father/mother/consortOf edges, each with the section it is read from and its own confidence. Jochi's father edge is marked disputed - the Secret History itself records the accusation - so a genealogy can draw that one line differently instead of asserting it. Nothing is rendered from this file yet - see research/HISTORY.md 7.1 and 7.2. Mongolian strings have NOT had native-speaker review.

• Чингис хаан Chinggis Khan Тэмүжин
  Founder of the Yeke Mongghol Ulus, raised as khan at the 1206 quriltai.
• Бөртэ үжин Börte Üjin
  Chinggis Khan's wife, daughter of Dei Sechen of the Onggirat; her capture by the Merkit and recovery is told in the Secret History.
• Хөэлүн эх Hö'elün
  Chinggis Khan's mother, who kept the abandoned household alive after Yesügei was poisoned.
• Есүхэй баатар Yesügei Ba'atur
  Chinggis Khan's father, poisoned by Tatars.
• Хасар Qasar
  Chinggis Khan's younger brother, remembered as an archer.
• Бэлгүтэй Belgütei
  Chinggis Khan's half-brother.
• Жамуха Jamukha
  Temüjin's anda and later rival, raised as Gür Khan.
• Тоорил (Ван) хан To'oril (Ong) Khan
  Khan of the Kereit and Yesügei's anda: first patron, finally enemy.
• Таян хан Tayang Khan
  Khan of the Naiman, defeated in 1204.
• Зэлмэ Jelme
  One of the Four Steeds; the Secret History tells of his nursing Temüjin's wound.
• Зэв Jebe
  One of the Four Steeds, a Tayichi'ud archer who submitted to Temüjin.
• Сүбээдэй баатар Sübe'etei Ba'atur
  One of the Four Steeds, who led the western campaigns.
• Хубилай ноён Qubilai Noyan
  One of the Four Steeds: a different man from the later Qubilai Khan, despite the name.
• Боорчу Bo'orchu
  One of the Four Hounds and the first companion, met while chasing stolen horses.
• Мухулай Muqali
  One of the Four Hounds, entrusted with the war in north China.
• Борохул Borokhul
  One of the Four Hounds, and one of the four foundlings Hö'elün raised.
• Чулуун Chila'un
  One of the Four Hounds, son of Sorqan-shira, who helped Temüjin escape.
• Сорхан шар Sorqan-shira
  A Tayichi'ud who hid the captive Temüjin and let him go.
• Шигихутуг Shigi Qutuqu
  The supreme judge, told to record allotments and judgements in a blue register.
• Зүчи Jochi
  Chinggis Khan's eldest son, whose parentage the Secret History itself records as disputed.
• Цагадай Chagatai
  Chinggis Khan's second son, charged with keeping the jasagh.
• Өгэдэй хаан Ögödei Khan
  The second great khan, who built Qara Qorum.
• Тулуй Tolui
  Chinggis Khan's youngest son, who kept the hearth.
• Мөнх хаан Möngke Khan
  The fourth great khan, son of Tolui.
• Бат хан Batu Khan
  Son of Jochi and head of the western campaign.
• Сорхагтани бэхи Sorghaghtani Beki
  Tolui's wife and the mother of Möngke, Qubilai and Hülegü.
• Хубилай хаан Qubilai Khan
  The fifth great khan, who founded the Yuan. Not the Qubilai Noyan of the Four Steeds, despite the name.
• Хүлэгү Hülegü
  Son of Tolui and founder of the Ilkhanate; took Baghdad in 1258.