Sultan Mohammed Oz-beg Ruler of the Juchi Ulus, Uzbeg Khan of the Golden Horde

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Born: 1282, Golden Horde

Died: 1341, Sarai

UZBEK, son of TOGHRILCHA ([1299/1313]-1341). Abul-Ghazi Bahadur records that “Uzbèk Khan” was proclaimed Khan after the death of “Touqtaghou Khan fils de Mangou Timour Khan” although only thirteen years old[153]. He succeeded in 1313 as UZBEK Khan of the Golden Horde. By the time of his reign, the Golden Horde had become a strong, wealthy state. It adopted Islam under Uzbek's guidance. He was an aggressive ruler who tried to keep tight control over Russia by prohibiting coalitions between the Russian princes which opposed the suzerainty of the Khan. In this respect, he undertook severe punitive expeditions against Tver. married (a) (after Aug 1312) as her third husband, his stepmother, BULUGHAN, widow firstly of TOGHRILCHA and secondly of TOKHTAI Khan

Children: Jani Beg, Tini Beg, Abdullah Khan

Grandchildren: Berdi Beg, Qulpa, Nawruz Beg

Sultan Mohammed Öz Beg, better known as Uzbeg or Ozbeg (1282–1341, reign 1313–1341), was the longest-reigning khan of the Golden Horde, under whose rule the state reached its zenith. He was succeeded by his son Jani Beg.

[UZBEK ([1299/1300]-1341). He succeeded in 1313 as UZBEK Khan of the Golden Horde.}

He was the son of Toghrilcha and grandson of Mengu-Timur, who had been khan of the Golden Horde from 1267–1280. Öz Beg's father Togrilcha was one of Genghisid princes that overthrew Tode-Mengu (r.1280–1287). Later, he was executed by Tokhta (1291–1312). Tokhta took Togrilcha's wife and sent his son Öz Beg to exile in a distant region of the Golden Horde: either Khorazm or the country of Circassians.

Converted to Islam by Ibn Abdul Hamid, a Sufi Bukharan sayyid and sheikh of the Yasavi order, Öz Beg assumed the throne upon the death of his uncle Tokhta in January 1313 with the help of the former Khans' vizier Temur Qutlugh and of Bulaghan (or Bayalun) khatun.

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Uzbek khan , Muhammad Sultan Uzbek khan (about 1280 - 1341 ) - khan of the Golden Horde ( 1313 - 1341 ). From the Batu khan dynasty, grandson of Mengu Temir khan .

Uzbek khan
Sultan Muhammad Position 9th Khan of the Golden Horde 1312 - 1341

Religion Islam Birth 1280 Kazakhstan To die 1341 Batu Palace

After the death of Tokta Khan, the Golden Horde came to power with the help of sultans close to power. During the reign of the Uzbek khan, significant changes took place in the Golden Horde state. Islam became the official religion of the Golden Horde. There are reports that the Uzbek khan brutally punished Genghis Khan's descendants for refusing to convert to Islam . Some modern historians represent Genghis and the nobles of the Horde of MoscowHe attributes his frequent service to the princes to these events. During his reign, the Golden Horde experienced a period of real growth, its political and military power and economy. development has reached its peak. This rise is due to the growth of cities, people. This can be seen in the development of relations and foreign trade, culture. The second capital of the Golden Horde, Sarai al-Jadid, prospered and new buildings were erected. By the order of the Uzbek khan , mosques, madrassas and various palaces were built in the cities of Volga , Crimea and Khorezm . Under him, Moscow became especially strong among the Russian principalities subordinate to the Golden Horde. Uzbek Khan in the struggle for the principality of Vladimir the Great Moscowsupported the princes. Like his predecessors, the Uzbek khan did not persecute Orthodoxy in Russia, but retained all their privileges. Trade, culture, diplomacy with Egypt, ruled by the Mamluks of the Golden Horde. activated the connection. 1319, 1335 He made two trips to Hulagu-held Azerbaijan. Uzbek khan in 1330 In order to restore the former dependence of the Ak Orda khans, Mubarak fought with the hodja and installed his son Tynybek on the khan's throne in Syganak. After the death of the Uzbek khan, his son Zhanibek ascended the throne of the Golden Horde. [1]

Muhamedas Uzbekas Chanas (g. 1282 – m. 1341 arba 1342 m.) buvo Batijaus palikuonis; jo valdymo laikotarpis 1312-1342 buvo Aukso ordos klestėjimo laikotarpis.

Uzbekas ne tik pats priėmė islamą, bet ir išplatino jį tarp totorių. Uzbekas siekė palaikyti politinius santykius su kitais bendratikiais valdovais. Geri santykiai susiklostė su Egipto ir Sirijos sultonu Elmelik-Ennasir-Mahometu. Taip pat buvo palaikomi santykiai ir su Lietuva. 1324 m. Vilniuje lankantis popiežiaus Jono XXII-ojo delegatams, kurie derėjosi su Gediminu dėl katalikų tikėjimo priėmimo, čia buvo ir Uzbeko pasiuntiniai

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