Chormaqan

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Chormaqan was a prominent Mongol general of the early 13th century who led major campaigns in the Caucasus and the Middle East, consolidating Mongol control over the region.

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Chormaqan canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mongol general
historical figure
military commander
activeInCentury 13th century
allegiance Mongol Empire
appointedBy Ögedei Khan
baseOfOperations Azerbaijan
Mugan steppe
campaignObjective extension of Mongol rule into the Middle East
subjugation of the Khwarazmian remnants
commandedRegion Azerbaijan
Caucasus
Iran
northern Mesopotamia
linked to: Upper Mesopotamia
deathPlace Mongol-controlled Near East
ethnicity Mongol
historicalEra Mongol Empire period
linked to: Mongol Empire
loyalTo Great Khan of the Mongols
linked to: Great Khan
militaryBranch Mongol army
linked to: Mongol-Tatar troops
militaryRank commander
notableFor campaigns in the Caucasus
campaigns in the Middle East
consolidation of Mongol control in western Asia
participatedIn Mongol invasions of Iran
Mongol invasions of northern Mesopotamia
Mongol invasions of the Caucasus
position supreme Mongol commander in the Near East
servedUnder Genghis Khan
Ögedei Khan
successor Baiju

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Baiju Noyan predecessor Chormaqan