Directly, the Gurkhans administered limited territories, populated in the 1170es by 84,500 families under direct rule, the Gurkhan's headquarters was called Khosun-ordu (lit. "Strong Ordu"), or Khoto ("House").
The Gurkhan's headquarters was called Khosun-ordu (lit. "Strong Ordu"), or Khoto ("House"). Directly, the Gurkhans administered limited territories, populated in 1170 by 84,500 families under direct rule.
Directly, the Gurkhans administered limited territories, populated in 1170 by 84,500 families under direct rule. The Gurkhan's headquarters was called Khosun-ordu (lit. "Strong Ordu"), or Khoto ("House").
Directly, the Gurkhans administered limited territories, populated in 1170 by 84,500 families under direct rule. The Gurkhan's headquarters was called Khosun-ordu (lit. "Strong Ordu"), or Khoto ("House").