Uyghur Khaganate - List of Uyghur Khagans

List of Uyghur Khagans

The following list is based on Denis Sinor, "The Uighur Empire of Mongolia," Studies in Medieval Inner Asia, Variorum, 1997, V: 1-25. Because of the complex and inconsistent Uyghur and Chinese titulatures, references to the rulers now typically include their number in the sequence, something further complicated by the non-inclusion of an unnamed ephemeral son of 4 between 5 and 6 in 790, and the inclusion of a spurious reign between 7 and 9.

  1. 744–747 Qutlugh bilge köl (K'u-li p'ei-lo)
  2. 747–759 El-etmish bilge (Bayan Chur, Mo yen ch'o), son of 1
  3. 759–779 Qutlugh tarqan sengün (Tengri Bögü, Teng-li Mou-yü), son of 2
  4. 779–789 Alp qutlugh bilge (Tun bagha tarkhan), son of 1
  5. 789–790 Ai tengride bulmïsh külüg bilge (To-lo-ssu), son of 4
  6. 790–795 Qutlugh bilge (A-ch'o), son of 5
  7. 795–808 Ai tengride ülüg bulmïsh alp qutlugh ulugh bilge (Qutlugh, Ku-tu-lu)
  8. 805–808 Ai tengride qut bulmïsh külüg bilge (spurious reign: tenure belongs to 7, name to 9)
  9. 808–821 Ai tengride qut bulmïsh külüg bilge (Pao-i), son of 7
  10. 821–824 Kün tengride ülüg bulmïsh alp küchlüg bilge (Ch'ung-te), son of 9
  11. 824–832 Ai tengride qut bulmïsh alp bilge (Qasar, Ko-sa), son of 9
  12. 832–839 Ai tengride qut bulmïsh alp külüg bilge (Hu), son of 10
  13. 839–840 Kürebir (Ho-sa), usurper
  14. 841–847 Öge, son of 9
  1. 744–747 Kutlug Bilge Köl Kagan
  2. 747–759 Bayan Çor
  3. 759–779 Bögü Kagan
  4. 779–789 Tun Baga Tarkan
  5. 789–790 Ay Tengride Kut Bulmış Külük Bilge Kagan
  6. 790–795 Kutluk Bilge Kagan
  7. 795–808 Ay Tengride Ülüg Bulmış Alp Ulug Kutlug Bilge Kagan
  8. 805–808 Ay Tengride Kut Bulmış Alp Külük Bilge Kagan
  9. 808–821 Ay Tengride Kut Bulmış Alp Bilge Kagan
  10. 821–824 Kün Tengride Ülüg Bulmış Alp Küçlüg Bilge Kagan
  11. 824–832 Alp Bilge Hasar Tigin Tengri Kagan
  12. 832–839 Alp Külüg Bilge Kagan
  13. 841–847 Üge Kagan

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