The founder of this state was the first to oversee the Yassa system and was the brother of Tolui, Jochi, and Ã–gedei.
The daughter of a de facto ruler of this state offered to marry anyone who could best her in a wrestling match and had them give her 100 horses if they lost, leading to her supposedly winning 10,000 horses. A rump state of this polity was based at Yarkent and lasted until the early 18th century Advised by his daughter Khutulun, the warlord Kaidu took effective command of this state and appointed Duwa as its official leader, under whom this state reached its greatest extent. Babur's autobiography, the (*) Baburnama, was written in a language named after the first ruler of this state. The founder of this state was the first to oversee the Yassa system and was the brother of Tolui, Jochi, and Ã–gedei. For 10 points, identify this khanate that ruled much of Central Asia until the rise of Timur.
The daughter of a de facto ruler of this state offered to marry anyone who could best her in a wrestling match and had them give her 100 horses if they lost, leading to her supposedly winning 10,000 horses.
Chagatai Khanate