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Marghuz Buyruk
Marghuz Buyruk was a khan of the Keraites, a Turko-Mongol people of central Mongolia, in the early 12th century. He fought the Tatars, Naimans and Merkits, and was captured by the Tatars and handed over to the Jin dynasty, which put him to death. He was the grandfather of Toghrul (Ong Khan), the patron and later rival of Genghis Khan.
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