Chosbal, Prince Zhenxi Wujing

Chosbal was a Yuan imperial prince, a great-grandson of Kublai and son of Temür Buqa, whom he succeeded in 1297 as Prince Zhenxi Wujing, holding Tibet as his hereditary appanage. He led a large army into Ü-Tsang and defeated west Mongol troops below Gyantse during the Drikung disturbances, and in 1306 moved against revolts across Tibet.

He campaigned against the Chagatai prince Kebek in 1319. In 1330 he helped crush Tughan's rebellion in Yunnan and died soon afterwards.