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Mongol minister during the Yuan dynasty
Mongol minister during the Yuan dynasty
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Leaders & Politicians
Mongolia
Served as a prominent minister under Kublai Khan during the Mongol Empire. Played a key role in the administration of the Yuan dynasty in China, contributing to the consolidation of power and governance. His influence was significant in the expansion of Mongol culture and policies across China, particularly in the context of Chinese integration into the Mongol ruling structure. Actively participated in various state affairs and was involved in diplomatic negotiations both with Chinese officials and neighboring states.
Served as a crucial minister to Kublai Khan
Influenced the integration of Mongol and Chinese governance
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