Chagatai Khans - Khans of Chagatai Khanate

Khans of Chagatai Khanate

Titular Name	Personal Name	Reign
Khan	Chagatai Khan	1226–1242 C.E.
Khan	Qara Hülëgü	1242–1246 C.E. 1st Reign
Khan	Yesü Möngke	1246–1252 C.E.
Khan	Qara Hülëgü	1252 C.E. 2nd Reign
Khan	Mubarak Shah	1252–1260 C.E. 1st Reign
Khan	Alghu bin Baidar	1260–1266 C.E.
Khan	Mubarak Shah	1266 C.E. 2nd Reign
Khan	Ghiyas-ud-din Baraq	1266–1270 C.E.
Kaidu bin Kashin and his son Chapar bin Kaidu ruled as defacto Khans from 1270 until 1304.The Chagatai Khans during this period were appointed by them but still rebelled when they tried to exert their authority.
Khan	Negübei	1270–1272 C.E.
Khan	Buqa Temür	127?–1282 C.E.
Khan	Duwa	1282–1306 C.E.
Restoration of Chagatai Khanate independence.
Khan	Duwa	1306–1307 C.E.
Khan	Könchek	1307–1308 C.E.
Khan	Taliqu	1308–1309 C.E.
Khan	Kebek	1309–1310 C.E. 1st Reign
Khan	Esen Buqa I	1310–1318 C.E.
Khan	Kebek	1318–1325 C.E. 2nd Reign
Khan	Eljigidey	1325–1329 C.E.
Khan	Duwa Temür	1329–1330 C.E.
Khan	Ala-ad-din Tarmashirin	1331–1334 C.E.
Khan	Buzan	1334–1335 C.E.
Khan	Changshi	1335–1338 C.E.
Khan	Yesun Temur	1338–1342 C.E.
Khan	Ali Sultan	1342 C.E.
Khan	Muhammad I ibn Pulad	1342–1343 C.E.
Khan	Qazan Khan ibn Yasaur	1343–1346 C.E.
Qazan's death signified the end of the effective power of the Chagatai khans within the ulus; subsequent khans were rulers in name only. Qazaghan took the title of Amir and to legitimize himself conferred the title of khan on descendants of Genghis Khan of his own choosing.
Khan	Danishmendji	1346–1348 C.E.
During Amir Qazaghan's reign the Chagatai Khanate devolved into a loose confederation of tribes. This resulted in the Division of the Empire in 1347 C.E. into the Western Chagatai Khanate and Eastern part known as Moghulistan under Tughlugh Timur.

- Blue Rows Signifies Nominal Rule.

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