Külüg Khan, Emperor Wuzong of Yuan

Külüq Khan Khaischan, Wuzong (* 1281, † January 27, 1311 in Beijing) was a Mongol Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty ( r. 1307-1311 ).

The son Darmabalas and grandson of Kublai Dschingkim Crown Prince was in 1299 governor of Mongolia. He was in the engagements with Qaidu († 1303) and his son Tschapar qualified as military, but was also the alcohol and women expire.

After the death of his uncle Uldjaitu - Timur (r. 1294-1307 ) Khaischan sat down opposite the prince Ananda ( Muslim in Gansu, was executed in 1307 ) and his younger brother Ayurparibhadra as Yuan emperor by. Khaischan was considered righteous, represented the Mongolian interests at court, put his supporters in key positions and maintained good relations with the Chagatai khans. Because of the inflation he had issue 1309/10 new money that had only a fifth of the previous value.

As the successor he appointed his brother Ayurparibhadra ( Buyantu Khan ) instead of his sons.

• Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty
• Khan
• Mongol
• Born in 1281
• Died in 1311
• Man