Kul Tigin

Kul Tigin (Kl (Kl, Gl, Gl) Tigin Khan Beng İnanu Apa Tarkan Taşı) (685 - 731 or 732 AD) was a Turkic leader. He was the son of Ilteris Sad and brother of Bilge Khan and co-ruler of the Gokturk Empire from 716. He was killed in a war against a branch of Oghuz Turks in 731 or 732 AD. His life story and advices on state administration are carved on one of the monuments known as the Orkhon inscriptions.

 

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