Song, Liao, and Jin · Empress of Güyük

Oghul Qaimish 海迷失

First attested AD 1248; died AD 1252

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Oghul Qaimish was an empress of Güyük.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1252 二年壬子…夏
Granted death for sorcery
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passage 56

Attested activity

AD 1252 二年壬子…夏
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passages 51, 53, 56
AD 1248 to AD 1251 歲戊申，定宗崩
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passages 20, 22

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Spouse of Güyük (貴由)
empress 皇后
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passages 22, 56

Career and standing

granted death 賜死
AD 1252 二年壬子…夏 · Put to death · Charge sorcery 厭禳
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passage 56

Events and relationships

sent Bal as her envoy to the assembly
AD 1248 to AD 1251 歲戊申，定宗崩 · Relation Principal of · Person Bal (八剌)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passage 22

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 3Volume 3 Annals 3: Xianzong · 2 passages

時定宗皇后海迷失所遣使者八剌在坐，曰：「昔太宗命以皇孫失烈門為嗣，諸王百官皆與聞之。 Bal, an envoy of Güyük's empress Oghul Qaimish, was present and said, "Ögedei once commanded that his grandson Shiremün succeed him, and every prince and official heard the order.

定宗後及失烈門母以厭禳事覺，並賜死，謫失烈門、也速、孛裏等於沒脫赤之地，禁錮和只、納忽、也孫脫等於軍營。 Güyük's empress and Shiremün's mother were found guilty of sorcery and put to death; Shiremün, Yesü, and Buri were exiled to Motuo under guard, while Qoju, Naqu, and Yesünto were held in the camps.