khanate

IPA: kˈɑneɪt

Examples of "khanate" in Sentences

A Mongol khanate, ruling Egypt and much of the Near East.
The Yuan dynasty was a khanate of the Mughal emperor, Kublai Khan.
"If you're ever in the far northeast, " the swordsman told his friend, 'seek out the khanate of Mizar-lohne.
I'm going to find it, and all the riches the old legends say it holds, and buy myself a khanate or a kingdom.
The khanate of Kazan was established in the 15th century after the westward sweep of Genghis Khan and his Mongol army.
So long as Bati lived, this khanate was united and powerful, but after his death, in 1257, it gradually lost strength.
In 1268, Khaidu had formed his own khanate in East Turkestan and parts of West Turkestan and never accepted Khubilai as Grand Khan.
This khanate included Mongolia and the conquered territories that form most of modern-day China, part of Burma, part of India and Tibet.
Having risen to power in 1369, Timur had taken over the Chaghadai khanate, conquered the Kipchak khanate, and, with his capital in Samarkand, was in the process of rebuilding the Mongolian Empire.
Russian commander-in-chief a request that he would despatch an armed force to take possession in the name of the emperor of the khanate, then vacant by the death of the youngest son of Pachu Biké, who had been assassinated, as was said, by order of Schamyl.