Moge
Yuan dynasty person CBDB = 115471
Möge (Chinese: 末哥; pinyin: Mògē; also written 莫哥 or 穆哥 in Chinese sources, and transcribed Muge or Mögä; c. late 1215 – after January 1261) was a Mongol prince of the Borjigin line, the eighth son of Tolui and the child of Tolui's Naiman concubine Saruq. He held an appanage and a princely establishment in north China under his half-brother Möngke, commanded one of the columns of the Mongol invasion of Sichuan in 1258, and was the ancestor of the line of the princes of Yongning under the Yuan dynasty.
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Moge
Yuan dynasty person CBDB = 115471
Möge (Chinese: 末哥; pinyin: Mògē; also written 莫哥 or 穆哥 in Chinese sources, and transcribed Muge or Mögä; c. late 1215 – after January 1261) was a Mongol prince of the Borjigin line, the eighth son of Tolui and the child of Tolui's Naiman concubine Saruq. He held an appanage and a princely establishment in north China under his half-brother Möngke, commanded one of the columns of the Mongol invasion of Sichuan in 1258, and was the ancestor of the line of the princes of Yongning under the Yuan dynasty.
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Möge (Chinese: 末哥; pinyin: Mògē; also written 莫哥 or 穆哥 in Chinese sources, and transcribed Muge or Mögä; c. late 1215 – after January 1261) was a Mongol prince of the Borjigin line, the eighth son of Tolui and the child of Tolui's Naiman concubine Saruq. He held an appanage and a princely establishment in north China under his half-brother Möngke, commanded one of the columns of the Mongol invasion of Sichuan in 1258, and was the ancestor of the line of the princes of Yongning under the Yuan dynasty.
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