less than 4 years, Khayishan suddenly died on January 27, 1311. Immediately after his death and Ayurbarwada's succession in 1311, the unsatisfactory Khunggirad faction came together under his mother Dagi and purged pro-Khayishan officials. It also broke Ayurbarwada's promise to appoint Khayishan's son as Crown Prince. His court drove Khayishan's sons Kuśala and Tugh Temür out of the central government. Pro-Khayishan generals cherished grievances until they managed to set up Tugh Temür in 1328 after overthrowing another of Khayishan's relatives, Ragibagh. Family Parents Darmabala, posthumously Shunzong (; 1264 – 1292) Dagi (; 1266 – 1 November 1322) Wives, concubines, and children Empress Xuancihuisheng (; d. 1327), personal name Zhenge () Empress Sugeshili (), cousin of Zhenge Concubine Yiqilie (), posthumously Empress Renxianzhangsheng (仁献章圣皇后) Khutughtu, Emperor Mingzong (; 22 December 1300 – 29 August 1329) Concubine Tangwu (唐兀妃子, of the Tanguts), posthumously Empress Wenxianzhaosheng (文献昭圣皇后) Jayaatu, Emperor Wenzong (; 16 February 1304 – 2 September 1332) See also List of emperors of the Yuan dynasty List of Mongol rulers List of rulers of China Notes References Great Khans of the Mongol Empire Yuan dynasty emperors Former Buddhists 14th-century Chinese monarchs 14th-century Mongol rulers 1281 births 1311 deaths Mongolian Buddhist monarchs People from Beijing