One ruler of this state reformed the monetary system by introducing his namesake coins, the kebeki.
One ruler of this state reformed the monetary system by introducing his namesake coins, the kebeki. Catholic influence in this state ended with the "seven martyrs of Almaligh." One of its greatest rulers devastated Punjab but was repulsed by Ala-ud-din Khilji of the Delhi Sultanate. That man, Duwa, was defeated by Toqto'a and later ended a war with Emperor Chengzong started by his predecessor Kaidu. The eastern portion of this polity is sometimes known as Moghulistan. Under Tughlugh Timur, this polity became the first Khanate to convert to Islam and reasserted its authority over Transoxiana. This khanate gives its name to an extinct Turkish language which was spoken by early Mughal rulers of India. It lost its western portions, including Samarkand, to Tamerlane. FTP, name this khanate in Central Asia, ruled by descendants of its namesake, the second son of Genghis Khan.
One ruler of this state reformed the monetary system by introducing his namesake coins, the kebeki.
Chagatai Khanate [or Jagatai Khanate; accept word forms like Chagataites or Jagataites]