Houlagou Khan
Also known as Xuliewu, Suregu
premier khan des Ilkhanides, XIIIe siècle
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Hulegu Khan was a Mongol military leader who ruled parts of western Asia in the 13th century and founded the Ilkhanate, an important Mongol state that controlled the Middle East and Persia. He is significant in history because his conquests and rule shaped the political landscape of the Islamic world and represented the height of Mongol expansion across Eurasia.
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Recent publications · Crossref
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Article · Français
Houlagou Khan (mongol : ᠬᠤᠯᠠᠭᠤᠬᠠᠨ, VPMC : Hülegü qan, cyrillique : Хулагу, MNS : Khulagu, qui a comme racine le mot qui signifie « surplus » en mongol médiéval), né vers 1217 en Mongolie, mort le 8 février 1265, petit-fils de Gengis Khan et frère de Kubilai Khan, est le fondateur de la dynastie mongole des Houlagides ou Il-khanides, qui gouverne la Perse et l'Irak jusqu'au XIVe siècle.
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