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Inalchuq

Inalchuq (or Inalchuk) (died 1219) was governor of Otrar in the Khwarezmian Empire in the early 13th century, known mainly for helping to provoke the successful and catastrophic invasion of Khwarezmia by Genghis Khan.

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related to Slaughter of Mongolian trade caravan · 19
Inalchuq → Bukhara, Genghis Khan, Genghis Khan's, Ghayir-Khan, In, Mongol, Mongolian, Mongols, Muhammad, Muslim, Otrar, Otrar's, Qaracha, Shah, Sultan Muhammad, The, There, Unlike, With
related to Capture and execution · 8
Inalchuq → Eventually, Finally, Following, Inalchuq's, Mongol, Mongols, Otrar's, The Mongols

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genghis mongols khan muhammad caravan otrar mongol garrison sultan khwarezmia mongolian men one two reportedly 1219 invasion little ghayir-khan trade

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Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionThe Mongols0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionInalchuq's0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionFollowing0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionOtrar's0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionMongol0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionEventually0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionMongols0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Capture and executionFinally0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Slaughter of Mongolian trade caravanIn0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Slaughter of Mongolian trade caravanMongolian0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Slaughter of Mongolian trade caravanOtrar0.60section
Inalchuqrelated to Slaughter of Mongolian trade caravanGenghis Khan0.60section

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