Daraisun-Goden-han ( 1520 - 1557 ) - Mongolian khan from the dynasty of Northern Yuan ( 1547 - 1557 ), the eldest son and successor of the Mongolian khan, Bodi-Alag-khan .
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| Predecessor | Body Alag Khan | ||||||
| Successor | Tumen-Zasagtu-han | ||||||
| Birth | 1520 Mongolia | ||||||
| Death | 1557 Mongolia | ||||||
| Rod | 1) Chingizids 2) North Yuan | ||||||
| Father | Body Alag Khan | ||||||
| Children | , and | ||||||
Biography
In 1547, after the death of his father, the Mongol Khan, Bodi-Alag-Khan , Daraisun-Goden-Khan occupied the Khan's throne. However, Daraisun-Goden-Khan ruled only the Chahari Tumen , without having real power over the other Mongolian Tumens. Daraisun-Goden-khan joined the fight against the powerful Altan-khan , the ruler of the Tumet tumen . Altan Khan ( Amda ) forced Daraisun-Goden-Khan to flee from his nomads to the east. In 1551, Daraisun-Goden-Khan made a compromise with Altan-Khan , recognized his leadership in the Mongolian world, and refused in his favor the title "Goden-Khan". Daraisun Khan was forced to move from the imperial palace to the eastern Mongolian steppes, on the border with Manchuria . Although most Mongol nobles still recognized the great Khan Daraysun Khan as their leader, he had no real power.
The sons of Daraisun-Goden-Khan are Tumen-taiji , Yonta Durahal, Bag Darkhan and Daychin-taiji.