Tele-Buqa

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Tele-Buqa was a late 13th-century khan of the Golden Horde whose brief and turbulent reign was closely tied to the powerful Mongol emir Nogai Khan.

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instanceOf Golden Horde khan
historical figure
khan
ruler
associatedWith internal fragmentation of the Golden Horde
rise of Nogai Khan’s influence
cameToPowerWithHelpOf Nogai Khan
causeOfDeath executed after being deposed
conflict conflict with Toqta
power struggle within the Golden Horde
country Golden Horde
deathDate 1293
deathPlace Golden Horde
dynasty Jochid dynasty
era late 13th century
ethnicGroup Mongol
fullName Tele-Buqa
governmentForm nomadic empire
historicalSource Mamluk chronicles
Persian chronicles
house House of Jochi
languageOfCourt Kipchak Turkic
linked to: Kipchak languages
languageOfElite Mongolian
nobleFamily Borjigin
notableAssociate Nogai Khan
notableFor brief and turbulent reign
dependence on Nogai Khan
partOf Jochid Ulus
linked to: Jochid ulus
politicalOutcome strengthening of Toqta’s power after his fall
politicalStatus nominal overlord of Nogai Khan
positionHeld Khan of the Golden Horde
powerBase support of Nogai Khan
predecessor Tuda-Mengu
realmPartOf Mongol Empire successor states
regionRuled Pontic–Caspian steppe
lower Volga region
linked to: Lower Volga region
reignEnd 1293
reignOver Golden Horde
reignStart 1291
religion Islam
removedFromPowerBy Nogai Khan
Toqta
successionType dynastic succession within the Jochids
successor Toqta
title Khan

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Nogai Khan associatedPeople Tele-Buqa
Toqta predecessor Tele-Buqa
Tele-Buqa fullName Tele-Buqa