Хачула Борджигинов - Taolenn an diskennidi

• Traduit de la fiche russe

• Source en Qarachar Noyan

1190, dans Histoire secrète des Mongols, il fut mentionné aux côtés de son père, Suqu Sechen ('le Sage'), comme ayant assisté à l'assemblée qui proclama Gengis Khan (alors appelé Temüjin) souverain des Mongols.

From Memoirs of Tamerlane

Gengis Khan abandoned the duty of a conqueror by slaughtering the people, and plundering the dominions of God, and he put many thousands of Muslims to death. He bestowed Mawur-ulnaher on his son Zagatai, and appointed my ancestor, Karachar Nevian, to be his minister. "Karacher appointed the plain of Kesh for the residence of the tribe of Berlas (his own tribe), and he subdued the countries of Kashgar, Badakshan, and Andecan. He was succeeded by his son Ayettekuz as Sepah Salar (general). Then followed my grandfather, the Ameer Burkul, who retired from office, and contented himself with the government of his own tribe of Berlas. He possessed an incalculable number of sheep and goats, cattle and servants. On his death my father succeeded, but he also preferred seclusion, and the society of learned men.

Il fut l'arrière-petit-fils de Karachar Noyan et il se distingua parmi les autres membres de son clan comme étant le premier à se convertir à l'islam.
Il aurait pu assumer les hauts rangs militaires qui lui étaient dus par héritage, mais comme son père Burkul, il préféra se consacrer à ses études.
Il fut un chef turc, fervent musulman, à la tête du clan Barlas.