Ögedei

The Ögedeids were descendants of Ögedei, Genghis Khan's son, whose appanage lay on the upper Irtysh. After Chapar surrendered in 1310, Yuan and Chagatai divided their lands. In 1337 Temürchi led remaining camps as a Yuan dependent.

Ögedeid descendants continued to claim or hold khanships. 'Ali-Sultan seized the Chagatai throne in 1342; Timur installed Soyurghatmish and then his son Sultan Mahmud as nominal khans, the latter dying in 1402. Örüg Temür ruled the Northern Yuan from 1402 to 1408, followed later by Adai from 1425 to 1438.