Rinchinbal Khan
Mongolian emperor during the Yuan dynasty
Born
May 1st, 1326
699 years ago
Died
December 14th, 1332
692 years ago — 6 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Mongolia
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Rinchinbal Khan served as an emperor of the Yuan dynasty in Mongolia during the 14th century. Rinchinbal reigned during a time of political challenges and changes within the empire. The rule was marked by various military campaigns aimed at consolidating power and responding to internal strife. Rinchinbal's leadership faced difficulties from rival factions and tribes within the Mongolian territories. Despite these challenges, his reign contributed to the continuity of the Yuan dynasty at a time when it was vulnerable to both internal and external pressures.
Reigned as a Mongolian emperor
Consolidated power during political challenges
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