| LC control no. | no2004080759 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Khasar, 1164-1227 |
| Variant(s) | Хасар, 1164-1227 Qasar, 1164-1227 Qasar, Qabutu, 1164-1227 Khasar, Khavt, 1164-1227 Хасар, Хавт, 1164-1227 Hasa'er, 1164-1227 哈撒儿, 1164-1227 Khasar, Esu̇khėĭn, 1164-1227 Esu̇khėĭn Khasar, 1164-1227 Khabt Khasar, 1164-1227 Хабт Хасар, 1164-1227 Khavt Khasar, 1164-1227 Хавт Хасар, 1164-1227 Qabutu Qasar, 1164-1227 Jöchi Khasar, 1164-1227 |
| Associated country | Mongolia |
| Birth date | 1164 |
| Death date | 1227 |
| Special note | Non-Latin script references not evaluated. |
| Found in | Qabutu Qasar, 1999: t.p. (Qabutu Qasar [in Mongolian script; Cyrillic spelling: Хавт Хасар =Khavt Khasar]) 2nd group, p. 1 (brother of Cinggis Qaġan) colophon (哈撒儿 = Hasa'er) Qasar-un sudulul, 2005: t.p. (Qasar [in Mongolian script]) verso t.p. (哈撒儿 = Hasa'er) 5th prelim. p. (Qasar, 1164-1227) Wikipedia, Oct. 5, 2010 (Jöchi Khasar (or Qasar); brother of Genghis Khan; also called Qabutu Qasar (Khasar the Archer)) Qasar-un cadiġ, 1999: t.p. (Qasar) p. 186 (b. 1164 (kȯke becin jil), Onon Mȯren-u̇ eki Deligu̇n Boldaq-a geku̇ ġajar; given name Jȯci) p. 197 (d. 1227 (ulagcin ġaqai jil) from debilitating illness during Tangut campaign) Nėrt Mongol khu̇mu̇u̇siĭn namtryn oĭllogo, 2000 (Khasar Esu̇khėĭn, 1165-1227; 2nd son of Esu̇khėĭ; Genghis Khan's brother; famous Mongol general; also called Khavt Khasar) |
| Associated language | mon |
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