Ayyub Khan
Also known as Aepa
Aepa (; ) is the name of at least two early 12th-century Cuman (Polovtsi) princes mentioned in Rus' chronicles.
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Aepa (; ) is the name of at least two early 12th-century Cuman (Polovtsi) princes mentioned in Rus' chronicles.
The Primary Chronicle (PVL) mentions two men named "Aepa" under the year 6615 (1107–1108; columns 282.25–283.3):