Qaghans of The Eastern Turkic Khaganate
| Title | Personal name and other title | Qatun | Throne | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yami Qaghan 啟民可汗 / 启民可汗 |
Rangan / Jan-kan 染干 Tölis Qaghan 突利可汗 / 突利可汗 |
Princess Anyi 安義公主 / 安义公主 (597 - 599) From Sui Princess Yicheng 義成公主 / 义成公主 (599 - ) From Sui |
599—609 | Son of Ishbara Qaghan |
| Shibi Qaghan 始畢可汗 / 始毕可汗 |
Duojishi / To-chi-shih 咄吉世 |
Princess Yicheng 義成公主 / 义成公主 |
609—619 | Son of Yami Qaghan |
| Chula Qaghan 處羅可汗 / 处罗可汗 |
"Ilteber Shad" "俟利弗設" / "俟利弗设" |
Princess Yicheng 義成公主 / 义成公主 |
619—620 | Son of Yami Qaghan |
| Illig Qaghan 頡利可汗 / 颉利可汗 |
Duobi / To-pi 咄苾 "Baghatur Shad" "莫賀咄設" / "莫贺咄设" |
Princess Yicheng 義成公主 / 义成公主 |
620—630 | Son of Yami Qaghan |
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