Batu Khan

[ bah-too kahn ]

noun

1. died 1255, Mongol conqueror: leader of the Golden Horde (grandson of Genghis Khan).

Example Sentences

It was spread by the movement of Batu Khan’s Golden Horde.

From Fox News

No European army at the time could have withstood the force of Asia, but the Mongols’ commander, Batu Khan, was summoned back to the Mongol capital at a critical moment to negotiate the succession among his relatives.

From Washington Post

Also, the Chinggisids as a dynasty were always focused on Central Asia and Far East after Batu Khan.

From Economist

Also, the Chinggisids as a dynasty were always focused on Central Asia and Far East after Batu Khan.

From Economist

It was in 1226, that the Mongol or Tatar hordes led by Batu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, after invading Russia, Poland, and Hungary, made their first appearance in the Crimea, and laid the foundations of the Tatar kingdom, which was soon to attain a high degree of power.

From Project Gutenberg