Temür Buqa, Prince Zhenxi Wujing

Temür Buqa was a Yuan imperial prince, a grandson of Kublai Khan and son of Aurughchi, Prince of Xiping. In the last Zhiyuan years, unrest in Ü-Tsang took him there with Mongol and Tibetan troops; he set up seven postal stations in Ü and four in Tsang to secure the roads.

In 1296 he crushed a rising at Jiezhou in the Yuan region of Tibet, and in 1297 he was enfeoffed as Prince Zhenxi Wujing with a gilded silver camel-seal, holding the Tibetan lands as his hereditary appanage.