Belgütej

Belgütej - Prince Mongolian half-brother of Genghis Khan He was the son of Jesúgea Baatá and his unnamed wife, or the concubine. His biological brother was Bekter killed by Temujin and Kasar in childhood. After this assassination of Belgütej, hitherto disobedient to his brothers, he has dealt with Temudhin and supported him at the beginning of his political activities. He and his wife go to Borte. They also include an alliance with the Kereit Khan, "To'ori and then turn to him for help after Borte's kidnapping by the Merkites. Borte's mother, Belgüteja, was found abducted. After the Battle of Dalian Bałdżit joined the army of Genghis Khan joined new mins. Durkin was decorated with a feast on which Belgüt was to keep watch. He was in a fight with Büri Siłacz, who turned into a general battle with the Durkin family. After fighting, both sides reached an agreement, but later in probably 1183, Genghis Khan cut off the line of Durkin and, as one of the reasons, mentioned the cut of the Belgütte arm. At the suggestion of Genghis Khan, Belgütej once again faced a fight with Büri Siłacz and broke his spine. According to the Secret History of the Mongols Büri before his death, he had suggested that he had lost especially for fear of the Khan. In 1202, after the Battle of Dali, Belgian Nemürges betrayed the Tatar prisoners of Genghis Khan's order for their executions, resulting in the prisoners revolt. At the pacification of this rebellion the Mongols suffered considerable losses and Belgüt was excluded from the meetings of the Great Council. He was also responsible for maintaining order in the camp and settling matters of theft and fraud. In 1204 he was among the supporters of the war with the Najmans. During the Great Kuricheum in 1206, under the division of the people among the members of the family received 1,500 people. Bibliography

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