Khalkh Mongolia and Later Mongol States

Founder of the Tüsheet Khan aimag, descendant of Dayan Khan's son Gersenji.

Expanded Tüsheet Khan territory and strengthened Buddhist influence in Mongolia.

Consolidated power and maintained independence during Manchu expansion.

Submitted to Qing authority in 1691 at Dolonnuur Assembly for protection against Dzungars.

Established the Setsen Khan aimag as one of the major Khalkh khanates.

Received the title 'Gegeen Setsen Khan' from the 5th Dalai Lama in the early 1630s.

Fled to Qing China in 1688, attended Dolonnuur Assembly in 1691 submitting to Manchu rule.

Son of Laihur, founded the Zasagt Khan line and established control over western Khalkh territory.

Son of Subadai, maintained the khanate during period of increasing external pressures.

Brother of Vanchig, ruled during the period leading up to Dzungar invasions.

Submitted to Qing in 1691, ruled as Prince of First Rank, then as khan until deposed in 1732.

Grandson of Gersenji Khongtaiji, received the title 'Sain Noyon' from the 4th Dalai Lama.

First ruler after the establishment of Sain Noyon Khan Aimag in 1725.

Ruled under Qing suzerainty, maintained traditional Mongol customs while accepting Chinese oversight.

Son of Geveenpil, restored Zasagt Khan line and ruled under Qing administrative system.

Son of Baldar, one of the last traditional Zasagt Khans before administrative reforms.

Maintained the aimag during the Qing administrative reforms and strengthened Buddhist institutions.

Ruled during the late Qing period, maintained traditional Mongol customs under Chinese oversight.

Managed the aimag through the period of increasing Chinese administrative control.

Last Sain Noyon Khan, became Mongolia's first prime minister under the Bogd Khan (1912-1915).

Last Tüsheet Khan, participated in Mongolia's declaration of independence from Qing in 1911.

Last traditional Setsen Khan, ruled during Mongolian independence period and early socialist era.

Theocratic ruler of independent Mongolia, spiritual and temporal leader until socialist revolution.