Qaghans of The Second Eastern Turkic Khaganate
| Title | Personal name and other title | Qatun | Throne | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ilterish Qaghan 頡跌利可汗 / 颉跌利可汗 |
Qutlugh 那骨咄祿 / 骨咄禄 |
682—694 | Relative of Illig Qaghan | |
| Qapaghan Qaghan 遷善可汗 / 迁善可汗 |
默啜 |
694—716 | Younger brother of Ilterish Qaghan | |
| Inel Qaghan 拓西可汗 |
匐俱 |
716 | Son of Qapaghan Qaghan | |
| Bilge Qaghan 毗伽可汗 |
Bögü 默棘連 / 默棘连 |
716—734 | Son of Ilterish Qaghan | |
| Yiran Qaghan 伊然可汗 |
- | 734 | Son of Ilterish Qaghan | |
| Tengri Qaghan 登利可汗 |
- | 734—741 | Son of Ilterish Qaghan | |
| Qutlug Yabghu Qaghan | 骨咄 |
741—742 | Son of Ilterish Qaghan | |
| Ilterish Qaghan 頡跌伊施可汗 / 颉跌伊施可汗 |
742—744 | The chief of the Basmyl tribe | ||
| Ozmysh Qaghan 烏蘇米施可汗 / 乌苏米施可汗 |
742—744 | Son of Pan Kul Tigin | ||
白眉可汗 |
鶻隴匐 / 鹘陇匐 |
744—745 | Son of Pan Kul Tigin |
- Ashina Gulongfu 744 - 745
- Eletmish Kagan 747-759
- Bügü Kagan 759-779 ·
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