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Jalairs

Jalair also Djalair, Yyalair, Jalayir, is a tribe of Mongolic or Turkic origin. They are first recorded as the Chaladi in Chinese sources of 910 in eastern Inner Mongolia. They are later recorded as having lived along the Kerulen River and Orkhon River in modern day Central and Eastern Mongolia, between the Merkits and Keraits. After the Mongol conquest…

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Medieval Jalairs

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Jalairs

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related to Medieval Jalairs · 39
Jalairs → Abbasid, After, Alaghu, Arab, Arghun, Arlat, Ayyubids, Barlas, Berke's, But, Chagatai Khanate, China, Confucian, Dughlats, Egypt, Great Khans, Hulagu, Hulagu's, Il-khans, In Il-khanate
related to history · 33
Jalairs → After, And, Borjigin, Borjigins, Chagatai Khan, Chaladi, Chinese, Chinggis Khan, Chinggis Khan's, During, Empire, Genghis Khan, Golden Horde, Great Khans, Inner Mongolia, Jalair, Jalair Moqe, Jalayirs, Khaidu, Khamag Mongol
related to Etymology · 15
Jalairs → AD, BC, Ch, Jalair, Mongolia, Mongolian, Some, Tiele-Uyghur Toquz Oghuz, Turkic, Uyghur Khaganate, Xiongnu Empire, Yaglakar, Yaoluoge, Yury Zuev, Yyalair
related to Siberia · 8
Jalairs → Chat Siberian Tatars, Jait, Jalair, Salairka, Siberian Tatar, There, Tyumen Oblast, Tyumensky District
related to Mongolia · 5
Jalairs → As, Jalayir, Khalkha, Mongolia, October
related to Indian subcontinent · 3
Jalairs → Mirak Bahadur Jalair, Mughal Empire, There

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mongolia jalayir jalair khan central also tribe people part turkic asia empire one china clans military commander reign eastern inner

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Mukhulai helped Genghis Khan to found his Empireinstance ofThe Jalairs0.80text
Mirak Bahadur Jalair.Central AsiaToday Jalayir clans are a member of the Senior Jüz tribal union in Kazakhstaninstance ofIndian subcontinentThere were Jalairs who served in the Mughal Empire as officials0.80text
they also are part of Uzbeksinstance ofIndian subcontinentThere were Jalairs who served in the Mughal Empire as officials0.80text
Karakalpaksinstance ofIndian subcontinentThere were Jalairs who served in the Mughal Empire as officials0.80text
and Kyrgyz.Jalair tribe in the Kazakh peopleFrom ancient timesinstance ofIndian subcontinentThere were Jalairs who served in the Mughal Empire as officials0.80text
Jalair tribeinstance ofIndian subcontinentThere were Jalairs who served in the Mughal Empire as officials0.80text
Mirak Bahadur Jalairinstance ofIndian subcontinentThere were Jalairs who served in the Mughal Empire as officials0.80text
Jalairsrelated to EtymologyYury Zuev0.60section
Jalairsrelated to EtymologyJalair0.60section
Jalairsrelated to EtymologyYyalair0.60section
Jalairsrelated to EtymologyMongolian0.60section
Jalairsrelated to EtymologyTurkic0.60section

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