Tarmashirin

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Tarmashirin was a 14th-century khan of the Chagatai Khanate known for converting to Islam and attempting to strengthen centralized rule, which contributed to internal conflicts and his eventual downfall.

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Tarmashirin canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chagatai khan
Muslim ruler
khan
ruler
areaOfInfluence Silk Road routes
surface form: Silk Road regions of Central Asia
causeOfDeath assassination
conflict Mongol nomadic nobility
traditionalist Chagatai elites
continent Asia
convertedFrom Tengrism
convertedTo Islam
countryOfCitizenship Chagatai Khanate
dynasty Chagatai
endCause internal political conflict
ethnicGroup Mongol
father Duwa Khan
surface form: Duwah Khan
governmentForm monarchy
historicalSignificance Islamization of the Chagatai Khanate
shift from nomadic to more sedentary-oriented policies in the Chagatai Khanate
languageUsed Chagatai Turkic
surface form: Chagatai

Persian
Turkic languages
mannerOfDeath murdered
memberOf Chagatai Khanate
surface form: Chagatai dynasty
notableEvent overthrown by a rebellion of Chagatai nobles
notableFor attempts to centralize authority in the Chagatai Khanate
conflict with Mongol nomadic aristocracy
conversion to Islam
partOf Chagatai Khanate
policy attempted centralization of state power
promotion of Islamic institutions
support for sedentary urban populations
positionHeld Chagatai Khan
surface form: Khan of the Chagatai Khanate
predecessor Changshi Khan
region Central Asia
relative Chagatai Khan
religion Islam
ruled Khorasan
surface form: Mawarannahr

Transoxiana
successor Changshi’s son Buzan
timePeriod 14th century
title Khan
Sultan

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