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Alan Gua

Alan Gua (Mongolian: Алун гуа, Alun gua, lit. "Alun the Beauty". Gua or Guva/Quwa means beauty in Mongolian born mid 9th Centuries – died early 10th Centuries) was a Mongolian Clan Princess and semi-mythical figure from The Secret History of the Mongols, as she was heavily mythologized as well as few parts of histories, she was eleven generations after…

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Born
between mid-9th Centuries (Present Mongolia)
Children
Begünütei Belgünütei Bukha Khatagi Bukhatu-Salji Bodonchar Munkhag
Died
early-10th Centuries (Present Mongolia)
Father
Qorilartai Mergen
House
Khori Tümeds
Husband
Dobun Mergen (later remarried to Bayad servant)

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Secret History of the Mongols

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Alan Gua

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples49
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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Alan Gua

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related to The glittering visitor · 16
Alan Gua → Alan, Alan Gua's, Bayad, But, Commoners, Dilegun, Dobun, Dobun Mergen's, Due, Her, Mongols, Nilun, Nilun Mongols, She, The, Therefore
related to Five arrows · 11
Alan Gua → Begünütei, Belgünütei, Bodonchar Munkhag, Bukha Khatagi, Bukhatu-Salji, Dobun Mergen, Hearing, Hogelun, Next, This, Uriankhai
related to history · 7
Alan Gua → Alan Gua's, Burkhan Khaldun, Dobun Mergen, Duva Sokhor, Duva Sokhor's, Khori-Tumed, The Secret History
related to Statue · 7
Alan Gua → Alan Gua's, Arig, Chandmani-Öndör, Khökhöö, Mongolian, Mongolian Khövsgöl, The Secret History
Born · 1
Alan Gua → between mid-9th Centuries (Present Mongolia)
Children · 1
Alan Gua → Begünütei Belgünütei Bukha Khatagi Bukhatu-Salji Bodonchar Munkhag
Died · 1
Alan Gua → early-10th Centuries (Present Mongolia)
Father · 1
Alan Gua → Qorilartai Mergen
House · 1
Alan Gua → Khori Tümeds
Husband · 1
Alan Gua → Dobun Mergen (later remarried to Bayad servant)

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alan sons gua five secret history mongols arrows clan mongolian dobun mergen gua's later servant three descendants alun beauty sources

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Alan GuaBornbetween mid-9th Centuries (Present Mongolia)1.00infobox
Alan GuaChildrenBegünütei Belgünütei Bukha Khatagi Bukhatu-Salji Bodonchar Munkhag1.00infobox
Alan GuaDiedearly-10th Centuries (Present Mongolia)1.00infobox
Alan GuaFatherQorilartai Mergen1.00infobox
Alan GuaHouseKhori Tümeds1.00infobox
Alan GuaHusbandDobun Mergen (later remarried to Bayad servant)1.00infobox
Alan GuaMotherBargujin Gua1.00infobox
Alan GuaReligionTengrism1.00infobox
Alan Guarelated to Five arrowsBegünütei0.60section
Alan Guarelated to Five arrowsBelgünütei0.60section
Alan Guarelated to Five arrowsDobun Mergen0.60section
Alan Guarelated to Five arrowsBukha Khatagi0.60section

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