 khutughtu khan (mongolian: Ð¥ÑÑÐ°Ð³Ñ ÑÐ°Ð°Ð½, hutagt haan, ), also known as emperor mingzong of yuan (chinese: åæå®, december 22, 1300 â august 30, 1329), born kuÅala (qoÅ¡ila, kÃ¼sala, kÃ¼sele, Ð¥Ò¯ÑÐ»ÑÐ½ hÃ¶slen), was a son of khayishan who briefly ascended the throne of the yuan dynasty in 1329, but died soon after he seized the throne of great khan of the mongols and emperor of china.herbert franke, denis twitchett, john king fairbank-the cambridge history of china: alien regimes and border states, 907â1368, p.545 == early life and exile == he was the eldest son of khayishan (kÃ¼lÃ¼g khan or emperor wuzong) and a mongol-ikhires woman. since the khayishan administration was founded on the unstable balance between khayishan, his younger brother ayurbarwada and their mother dagi of the khunggirad clan, khayishan appointed ayurbarwada as crown prince on the condition that he would pass the status to kuÅala after succession. however, after khayishan's death ayurbarwada succeeded to the throne in 1311, dagi, temÃ¼der and other members of the khunggirad faction installed ayurbarwada's son shidebala as the new ruler instead of kuÅala because his mother came from the ikhires clan, not the khunggirad clan. to ensure shidebala's succession, he was rewarded with the title of king of chou and relegated to yunnan in 1316;herbert franke, denis twitchett, john king fairbank-the cambridge history of china: alien regimes and border states, 907â1368, p.542 but fled to esen bukha-ruled chagatai khanate in central asia, as a pro-khayishan official advised, after a failed revolt in shaanxi. w
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