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The 16 pages that link to Mongol succession, each with the reason it gives.

• Ögedei KhanRelated: Ögedei’s accession followed Genghis Khan’s designation but required confirmation by Mongol leaders.

• Chagatai KhanateRelated: Competing claims among Chagatai's descendants repeatedly shaped the khanate's leadership.

• JochiRelated: Jochi’s lineage became central to succession disputes after his death.

• Batu KhanRelated: The election of Ögedei as Great Khan provided the political backdrop to Batu’s campaigns.

• KurultaiRelated: A ruler’s death could make an assembly central to choosing or confirming a successor.

• KhanRelated: Succession disputes determined who could hold the khan’s title and command its followers.

• BörteRelated: Börte’s sons became central claimants in the first transfer of supreme power.

• YassaRelated: Rules and customs concerning succession are among the matters attributed to the Yassa.

• BerkeRelated: Berke’s accession followed the contested, decentralized succession customs of the Mongol dynasty.

• ToluiRelated: Tolui’s regency bridged Genghis Khan’s death and Ögedei’s election.

• Toluid Civil WarNarrower topic: The empire’s contested succession customs supplied the framework for both brothers’ claims.

• Division of the Mongol EmpireRelated: Disputed succession repeatedly set branches of the ruling family against one another.

• Toghon TemürRelated: Rival claims and court factions shaped Toghon Temür’s path to the throne.

• Töregene KhatunRelated: Her regency bridged Ögedei’s death and the delayed enthronement of their son Güyük.

• Giovanni da Pian del CarpineRelated: His account describes the assembly and ceremonies surrounding Güyük’s accession.

• History of MongoliaRelated: Disputed succession repeatedly divided imperial power and redirected Mongolian political history.