yesn temr khan

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tyle="background:#ccf; border-bottom:2px solid" colspan=2\|Yesn Temr Khan
lign=right style="border-top:1px solid"\|Birth and death:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|1276-1328
lign=right style="border-top:1px solid"\|Clan name:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|Borjigin
lign=right style="border-top:1px solid"\|Given name:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|Yesn Temr
lign=right style="border-top:1px solid"\|Khan title:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|did not exist
lign=right style="border-top:3px solid"\|Dates of reign:	style="border-top:3px solid"\|1323-1328
lign=right style="border-top:1px solid"\|Ulus:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|Dai-n (Yuan)
lign=right style="border-top:1px solid"\|Temple name:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|
lign=center style="border-top:1px solid"\|Posthumous name: (short)	style="border-top:1px solid"\|did not exist
lign=center style="border-top:1px solid"\|Posthumous name: (full)	style="border-top:1px solid"\|did not exist
lign=center style="border-top:1px solid"\|Era names:	style="border-top:1px solid"\|Taiding (泰定 Tidng) 1321-1328 Zhihe (致和 Zhh) 1328

Yesn Temr Khan (Classical Mongolian: Yesn temr qaɤan; Khalkha Mongolian: Есѳнтѳмѳр хаан Ysntmr haan) was the tenth grand-khan of the Mongol Empire (Dai-n Ulus/Yuan Dynasty) who reigned from 1323 to 1328. In Chinese, he is known as the Taiding Emperor for era name. It is likely that he was the Great Khan visited by the Franciscan monk Odoric, who left an excellent record of his travels. He was born to Kamala in Mongolia in 1293 . Kamala was the eldest son of Crown Prince Jinggim, who was presumed heir to his father Khubilai Khan. Kamala was appointed as Jinong in 1292 after Jinggim's death, but he lost the race for successor to his younger brother Temr. Khanship was assumed by Temr, Darmabala and their sons and grandson, so Kamala and his son Yesn Temr were out of the race. As Jinong, Kamala owned Mongolia north of the Gobi Desert and enshrined Chinggis Khan in the Four Great Ordo. In 1302 Kamala died and Yesn Temr took over as Jinong. In 1323 when Shidibala Gegeen Khan was assassinated by Grand Censor Tegshi, Yesn Temr was backed up by the rebellious group since he was mothered by Buyan Kelmish of the Khunggirad clan. In response he ascended to the throne at the great ordo of Chinggis Khan in Mongolia. But he sent troops to Dadu and executed rebellious officers before he entered Dadu because he feared to become a puppet of them. He did nothing significant for his five year reign. He left the empire's governance to his Muslim aide Dawlat Shah. He suddenly died in Shangdu in 1328. His son Ragibagh was installed by Dawlat Shah but was defeated by his rival Tugh Temr in a year.

Preceded by: Shidibala Gegeen Khan	Mongol Khan (Dai-n/Yuan)	Succeeded by: Ragibagh Khan
Preceded by: Shidibala Gegeen Khan	Emperor of China	Succeeded by: Tugh Temr Jayaatu Khan

Yesun Temur Khan Yesun Temur Khan

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