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2 Comments:
Dear Joe,
Very interesting indeed!
My formmer colleage in IBM is a Indian descent with a last name of Khan. I was always intrigued by his last name and wondered if his geneaology has anything to do with Mongol people.
I think I found the connection that Tamurlane is the son-in-law of 察合台 (Chagatai Khan) and is great-great-grandfather of Babur, the founder of the Mughal Dynasty.
Well, Tamurlane is mentioned in Simon Sebag Montefiore's Jesusalem which I am currently reading.
It is a small world after all, isn't it?
Happy V Day!
Wei
Dear Wei:
You are absolutely right! Janet had asked our Indian guide about the name Khan in India. He confirmed that these should be Mughal descendants. In fact, the word Mughal is a corrupted form of Mongol.
Joe
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