Mandukhai Khatun
Manduchai Khatun, also known as Queen of the Mongols, was a Mongolian regent (c. 1448; † after 1491/92 ). Their history is represented legendary and accordingly contradictory.
Manduchai was the daughter of Prince Corosbai Temür from the Engküd OTOY the Tümed and at a young age the Manduul Khan's widow ( who reigned from about 1463 to 1467, died erbenlos ). When the Oirat subsequent Khan Bayan Mongke - ionone ( Bolkho Jinong, reg. Circa 1467-1470 ) raided and his wife Siker taiqo robbed, be about 5 - year-old son Batu Möngke was given into their care. After the assassination of his father, he was considered the last pretender to the throne of the house of Genghis Khan in Mongolia. Then they should have taken the initiative have raised their child's protege Batu Möngke as Dayan Khan to the throne and personally attacked the Oirat, which led to victory in Tash Tash bürti or Turandu. After the age of eighteen she married him in 1481 despite an age difference of about 16 years and bore him eight children. In several negotiations and campaigns she was able to rise again Dschingisiden.