CHANGAIZ KHAN.

95 commenders of the thousands
After Chinggis(Genghis) khagan had unified all Mongols .The Mongols assembled at the source of the Onon river in the year of the Tiger (1206 CE).Having finally imposed order on the Mongol peoples ,Chinggis khagan issued th

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following degree “I wish to bestow favours on those of you who have served together with me in establishing this nation by forming units of thousand(Households) and appointing you as their commanders. He appointed as commenders of the thousands :
(Chinggis khagan divided the

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entire Mongolian population into 95 thousand households .Then ,according to the principle of meritorious deeds ,He was divided into the founding fathers and nobles , and appointed these heroes and nobles as the thousand household Chinggis khagan was divided into thousands of

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households ,that is , a total of 88 people ,including 78 heroes(Generals) and 10 hummers. Since there are 3 hummers with a total of 10 thousand households , the number of people in the division is less than 95.Altough the thousand households are nominally in the form of

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thousands of households ,the number of households in each thousand households is not exactly the same. Under the thousand households ,it is divided into several hundred households ,and under the hundred.

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households, there are ten households .This has formed a system of military and political organizations with subordinates ,strict rules , and commanding power .During the Mongolian period, it was still in the historical stage of conquering war as a profession ,and the people

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basically lived a militarized life .In the event of a war ,people with a combat power were issued as soldiers , and after the war they were scattered to the grasslands for the people. Therefore ,The thousand household system is still a form of military management organization

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in its main function.

1. Menlig Etseg (Echig) from Khonkhotan clan
2. Boorchi from Arlut clan
3. Mukhulai(Muqli) from Jalair clan
4. Khorchi from Baarin clan
5. Ilugai from Jalair clan
6. Jorchidai from Urud clan
7. Khunan from Geniges clan
8. Khubilai from Barlas clan

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9. Jelme(Zelme) from Uriankhai clan
10. Tuge from Suldus clan
11. Degei from Besud/Besut clan
12. Tolun Cherbi from Khonkhotan clan
13. Ungur from Bayad/Khiad clan
14. Chulgedei from Suldus clan
15. Borokhul from Uishin/Hushin clan
16. Shikhikhutug from Tatar clan

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17. Khuchu from Merged (Merkit) clan
18. Khukhuchu from Besud/Besut clan
19. Khorgasun from Uriankhai clan
20. Usun from Baarin clan
21. Khuildar Tsetsen from Mangut/Mangud clan.

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22. Shilugei
23. Jidai from Mangut/Mangud clan
24. Takhai from Jalair clan
25. Tsagaan Gua from Negus(Nukuz) clan
26. Alag from Baarin clan
27. Sorkhan Shar from Suldus clan
28. Bulugun from Barlas clan
29. Kharachar from Barlas clan( a paternal ancestor of Timur, founder

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of the Timurid empire)
30. Khukhuchos from Baarin clan
31. Suikhetu from Khonkhotan clan
32. Naya from Baarin clan
33. Junsu from Noykhon/Noykhin clan
34. Khuchugur from Besud/Besut clan
35. Bala from Jalair clan
36. Oronartai from Oronar clan
37. Dair from Khonkhotan clan

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38. Muge from Jalair clan
39. Bujir from Urut/Urud clan
40. Munguur from Sidjiut clan
41. Doloodai from Dolood/Dulat clan
42. Bugen from Bayad clan
43. Khudus from Baarin clan
44. Maral from Barlas
45. Jibge (Zeveg ) from Jalair clan
46. Yrikhan from Oronar clan

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47. Khukhu from Khiat /Khiad clan
48. Zev (Jebe) from Besut/Besud clan
49. Udutai from Uriankhai clan
50. Bala Cherbi from Jalair clan.

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51. Khete from Kunliut clan
52. Subeedei(Subutai) from Uriankhai clan
53. Munkh from Mangud/Mangut clan
54. Khalja from Jalair clan
55. Khurchakhus from Jadran clan
56. Geugi from Khereid/Khereit clan
57. Badai from Kilingut clan
58. Khishileg from Kilingut clan

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59. Khetei from Urut/Urud clan
60. Chaurkhai from Uriankhai clan
61. Khongiran from Khiat/Khiad clan
62. Togoontumur from Khiad
63. Megetu from Khiat/Khiad clan
64. Khadaan from Targut clan
65. Morokha from Oirat clan
66. Dori-Bukhu from Chonos clan
67. Idukhadai from Tatar

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68. Shirakhul from Khatagin
69. Daun from Jalair clan
70. Tamachi from Nokhos/Nekus
71. Khauran from Sukhanut clan
72. Alchi from Khongirad clan
73. Tobsakha from Durvun/Durvud clan
74. Tunkhudai from Khiad clan
75. Tobukha from Sukhanut clan

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76. Ajinai from Khereid/Kereits clan
77. Tuidkher from Khongirad clan
78. Sachuur from Gorlos/Kuralas clan
79. Jider from Durvun clan
80. Olar khurgen from Olkhonut clan
81. Khingiudai from Olkhonut clan
82. Bukha khurgen from Bayad clan
83. Khuril from Taichud clan

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84. Ashig khurgen from Khongirad clan
85. Khadai khurgen from Merged/Merkit clan
86. Chigu khurgen from Khongirad clan
87. Alchi Khurgen from Khongirad clan
88. Alchi Khurgen from Khongirad
89. Butu khurgen from Ikhires clan
90. Butu khurgen from Ikhires clan

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91. Alkhushdigid khurgen from Onguud/Ongut clan
92. Alkhushdigid khurgen from Onguud/Ongut clan
93. Alkhushdigid khurgen from Onguud/Ongut clan
94. Alkhushdigid khurgen from Onguud/Ongut clan
95. Alkhushdigid khurgen from Onguud/Ongut clan.

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