dynasty of Chechnya. The resistance, led by Khour I, led to the persecution of the Sado-Orsoy dynasty, further strengtheting Botur's authority. In 1252, allied with Ors, Navraz and other pro-Mongol rulers of vassal Alania, Botur decisively defeated the resistance fighters led by Khour I during the Battle of Sadoy-Lam, putting a final end to the insurgency in Durdzuketi. Khour was soon later betrayed by Georgian princes, leading to his capture and murder. Later life Following the end of Khour's insurgency, the Mongols successfully provoked armed conflicts between the pro-Mongol administrators in order to weaken their influence. The same happened with Botur, who now engaged in conflicts with the administration of Ors Ela as well as other Durdzuk feudal lords. "Ele Badur", together with his son and grandson, Illes and Esutayer respectively, died during the Mongol conquest of southern China. See also Mongol invasions of Durdzuketi Siege of Maghas Ors Ela Khasi I Battle of Sadoy-Lam Notes References People Eastern European people European people by nationality People by ethnicity Peoples of the Caucasus Nakh peoples