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Mingzong Külüg Temür's accession and death, 1328–1329
During the Tianli conflict of 1328, Wuzong's eldest son Mingzong Külüg Temür was raised to the throne at Karakorum;…
Timeline
- 1328Karakorum · MongoliaIn the ninth month of 1328, Wuzong's eldest son Külüg Temür was raised to the throne near the old steppe capital by imperial princes and kings, taking the temple name Mingzong, creating a situation of two emperors north and south against Wenzong at Dadu.
- 1329Dadu · North ChinaIn the first month of 1329, Tugh Temür sent envoys to welcome Mingzong and announced his abdication; Mingzong accepted the throne, and the Tianli conflict ostensibly concluded with the elder brother's succession passing back to the eldest brother.
- 1329Wanghuchadu · Inner MongoliaIn the eighth month of 1329, Mingzong Külüg Temür died suddenly at Wanghuchadu, having reigned only about eight months. Records suggest possible poisoning at a banquet, the truth unclear; his death directly triggered Wenzong's restoration.
Sources
- Khutughtu Khan Kusala - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khutughtu_Khan_Kusala
- 元明宗 - 维基百科 https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%85%83%E6%98%8E%E5%AE%97
- War of the Two Capitals - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_the_Two_Capitals