Chaghanid Empire
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Chaghanid Empire ꡙꡀꡀꡙꡈꡯꡂꡏꡙꡂ Ulug' Iklad Hukmronlik | |
|---|---|
| 1195–1916 | |
  Flag | |
| Religion | Iqlad |
| Government | Initially an elective monarchy and gurkhanate Later successors were largely hereditary monarchies |
| Gurkhan | |
• 1184-1221 | Burukhan |
• 1221-1229 | Vural |
• 1229-1231 | Chaghri Khan |
• 1231-1232 | Bahadiroch |
• 1232-1285 | Zengui |
• 1285-1291 | Kodir Khan |
• 1437-1452 | Manzur Khan |
• 1512-1554 | Komil Khan |
• 1905-1916 | Selim IV |
| History | |
• Creation of the Mardul Khanate | 1184 |
| 1195 | |
| 1240-1290 | |
| 1285-1312 | |
• Fall of the Mochar Kingdom | 1375 |
• Fall of the Zhao dynasty | 1433 |
• End of the Zenguid Gurkhans | 1452 |
• Collapse of the Majar Empire | 1727 |
• Collapse of the Gurkhanate | 1916 |
• End of the Bareshi Khanate | 1923 |
The Chaghanid Empire, officially the Great State of Iqlad (Chaghanid Misharic: ꡙꡀꡀꡙꡈꡯꡂꡏꡙꡂ Ulug' Iklad Hukmronlik) and later known as the Gurkhan Empire or Gurkhanate, was a series of succeeding Misharic empires which flourished in the 13th and 14th centuries, and the Gurkhan Empire in particular lasting until the early 20th century. At its height it was the largest empire in history by territory. It originated in the Tayari Steppe, and came to stretch from the Sian Sea in the west, to the Iremic Ocean in the east while controlling parts of Southeastern Berea and Western Pamira throughout its history.