Yerutömör

Also known as Yuelutiemuer, Urlug Temur

Yerutömör (, ) was a prince of the Yuan dynasty of China. He was the third and last king of Anxi. His father was Ananda. By blood, he was the great-grandson of Kublai Khan.

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date of death: 1332-01-01
name in native language: 月魯帖木兒

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Yerutömör (, ) was a prince of the Yuan dynasty of China. He was the third and last king of Anxi. His father was Ananda. By blood, he was the great-grandson of Kublai Khan.

Yerutömör participated in the assassination of the Yuan emperor Gegeen Khan along with the main plotter Tegshi (step-son of Temuder). The incident and death of Gegeen Khan was known as the Nanpo Incident. After Yesün Temür took power, Yerutömör was officially announced the king of Anxi.

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