Duva-Sohor ( Mong. Duva Sahor ) - the ancestor of Genghis Khan in the twelfth generation, son of Torokolgin-Bayan and Borokhchin-goa, grandson of Borgigidai-Mergen [1] . The nickname “Sahor” means “blind”, because, according to legend, Duv-Sohora had only one eye in the middle of his forehead, which he, however, could see “for three migrations” [2] [3] .
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Duva-Sohora's younger brother, Dobun-Mergen , was married to Alan-goa and had two sons from her - the Pugunot and Belgunot (three more - Bugu-Hadagi, Bukhutu-Saldzhi and Bodonchar - were born after his death). According to “The Secret Story of the Mongols, ” it was through the efforts of Duv-Sohora that Alan-goa became Dobun-Mergen's wife: having caught sight of Alan-goa with his family, he convinced his brother to go to her relatives and marry if she was unmarried [3] [4] .
Duva-Sochor himself had four sons: Dona, Dokshin, Emnek and Erkeg [5] . After the death of the father, not recognizing his uncle Dobun-Mergen, they migrated away from him and stood out in a separate genus - Durban [3] [6] . Subsequently, their descendants moved to Altai , where they became part of the Oirats [7] .
Notes
- ↑ The most intimate legend of the Mongols § 3 .
- ↑ The Instinctive Tale of the Mongols § 4 .
- ↑ 1 2 3 Lubsan Danzan. Altan Tobchi. Golden legend. Translation N.P. Shastina / Rumyantsev G.N. - Moscow: Science, 1973. - 440 p.
- ↑ The most intimate legend of the Mongols §§ 5—9 .
- ↑ Avlyaev G. O. Origin of the Kalmyk people. - Kalmyk book publishing house, 2002. - p. 78. - 325 p.
- ↑ The Instinctive Tale of the Mongols § 11 .
- ↑ Ochir A. Mongolian ethnonyms: questions of the origin and ethnic composition of the Mongolian peoples / Dr.Sc. E.P. Bakaeva, Doctor of History K.V. Orlova. - Elista: KIGI RAS, 2016. - 286 p. - ISBN 978-5-903833-93-1 .
Sources
- Lubsan Danzan. Altan Tobchi. Golden legend. Translation N.P. Shastina / Rumyantsev G.N. - Moscow: Science, 1973. - 440 p.
- Mongolian ordinary izbornik / / Sacred Legend. Mongolian Chronicle of 1240 yuan ChAO BI SHI. / Translation S. A. Kozina . - M.-L .: Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR , 1941. - T. I.
- Rashid ad-Din . Collection of chronicles / Translation from Persian L. A. Khetagurov, edited by Professor A. A. Semenov. - M., L .: Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1952. - T. 1, Vol. one.
Bibliography
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