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Shiban

Shiban (/ˈʃɪbən/; Mongolian: Шибан ), Siban (Kazakh: Сибан) or Shayban (/ʃaɪˈbɑːn/; Persian: شيبان ) was a prince of the early Golden Horde, a division of the Mongol Empire. He was a grandson of Genghis Khan, the fifth son of Jochi and a younger brother of Batu Khan who founded the Golden Horde. His descendants were the Shaybanids who became important…

Regions, Descendants & Territorial grants by the Golden Horde

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Descendants

Ulus of JochiBeyHulagu KhanBaghdadWilliam of Rubruck
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Territorial grants by the Golden Horde

AbulghaziUral MountainsSyr DaryaChu RiverSary su Rivers
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Mongol invasion of Europe

Mongol invasion of EuropeBéla IVBattle of Mohi
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MongolianKazakhPersianGolden HordeDivision of the Mongol Empire
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Died
1248 (1249) Eurasia
Dynasty
Mongol Empire
Father
Jochi Khan
House
Borjigin
Issue
Bahadur Salghan Qadaq
Predecessor
Batu Khan

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Shiban

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples70
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Shiban

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related to Descendants · 37
Shiban → Abaji, According, Although, Ayachi, Baghdad, Bainal, Balagha, Balagha Bey, Bayakachar, Behadur, Beyanjar, Cherik, Golden Horde, Güyük Khan, However, Hulagu Khan, It, Jerik, Jochi, Kadak
related to Territorial grants by the Golden Horde · 22
Shiban → Abulghazi, Batu, Batu's, Because, Buiruks, Caspian Sea, Chu River, Karluks, Kuchis, Naimans, Orda Ichin, Orda Khan, Orda's, Rivers, Sary, Syr Darya, Thus Shiban's, Ural, Ural Mountains, Ural River
related to Mongol invasion of Europe · 5
Shiban → Battle, Béla IV, Europe, Mohi, Mongol
Died · 1
Shiban → 1248 (1249) Eurasia
Dynasty · 1
Shiban → Mongol Empire
Father · 1
Shiban → Jochi Khan
House · 1
Shiban → Borjigin
Issue · 1
Shiban → Bahadur Salghan Qadaq
Predecessor · 1
Shiban → Batu Khan

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khan descendants golden horde batu jochi mongol citation needed shaybanids empire shiban's battle mohi mongols died lands sbornik zolotoj ordy

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ShibanDied1248 (1249) Eurasia1.00infobox
ShibanDynastyMongol Empire1.00infobox
ShibanFatherJochi Khan1.00infobox
ShibanHouseBorjigin1.00infobox
ShibanIssueBahadur Salghan Qadaq1.00infobox
ShibanPredecessorBatu Khan1.00infobox
Shibanrelated to DescendantsAlthough0.60section
Shibanrelated to DescendantsUlus0.60section
Shibanrelated to DescendantsJochi0.60section
Shibanrelated to DescendantsGolden Horde0.60section
Shibanrelated to DescendantsIt0.60section
Shibanrelated to DescendantsBainal0.60section

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