Yesüngge

Yesüngge was a Mongol prince, the second son of Qasar, Genghis Khan's younger brother. Around 1225, after the Khwarazmian campaign, he hit a target at 335 paces before the Mongol nobility; his feat was commemorated on the Yesüngge Stone, the oldest surviving Mongolian-script inscription.

He supported the enthronements of Ögedei in 1229 and Möngke in 1251, and in 1260 led Kublai Khan's vanguard against Ariq Böke. He is said to have lived about seventy-five years.