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Boroqul

Boroqul (Mongolian: Борохул, also known as Boroghul, Boro'ul, and Borokhula; c. 1162–1217) was one of the foremost generals of Temüjin (later Genghis Khan) during his rise to power. Raised as a foundling by Temüjin's mother Hoelun, he won great renown by saving the life of Temüjin's son and future heir Ögedei after the Battle of Khalakhaljid Sands in 1203.

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Edges45
Triples28
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
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Boroqul → According, Altani, Although, Battle, Bo'orchu, Boroqul's, Börte, During, Having, Hoelun, Jebe, Jurkin, Khalakhaljid Sands, Mongol, Mongols, Secret History, Serving, Shigi Qutuqu, Tatar, Temüjin

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bo'orchu muqali temüjin's mongol temüjin tumed genghis 1217 son one foundling life boroqul's death command also khan rise power great

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Muqaliinstance ofunlike other generals0.80text
Jebeinstance ofunlike other generals0.80text
and Subutaiinstance ofunlike other generals0.80text
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerTemüjin's0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerBörte0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerThe Secret History0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerMongols0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerMongol0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerJurkin0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerHoelun0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerJebe0.60section
Boroqulrelated to Life and careerServing0.60section

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