Chinese chronicle Yuan Shi. In there, it is written, that "Khan Khusy, ruler of the land of the Ases (Alans and Durdzuks)" submitted to Ögedei Khan. Insurgency in Durdzuketi and the fate of Khasi I Already right after the capitulation, unhappy with his fathers decision, Khour I raised an army and rebelled against the Mongol Empire. The uprising was crushed in 1252, following his defeat during the battle of Sadoy-Lam and his assassination by his enemies. Reconstruction of Maghas and it's 2nd destruction After it's destruction, under Mongol rule, the city was rebuilt again. During the Timurid invasions of Simsir, after having ravaged the region Nokhchiy-Are, central Chechnya, Timur gave the order to destroy the city Maghas again, which he, after a fierce battle, succeeded in. According to Amin Anguni, the destruction of Maghas is the reason behind Makham's surrender. See also Mongol invasions of Durdzuketi Botur Maghas Timurid invasions of Simsir Khasi I Notes References Bibliography