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Mouyu

Uyghur leader
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  • Central Asia in the Middle Ages
    history of Central Asia
    / The Uyghur empire

    The third Uyghur khagan—Mouyu by his Chinese name (759–780)—visited Luoyang in China, where he was converted to an Iranian religion, Manichaeism. Its adoption brought to the Uyghur land many Sogdians, whose growing influence on state affairs was resented by the Turkic Uyghurs and led to Mouyu’s assassination.

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    The third Uyghur khagan—Mouyu by his Chinese name (759–780)—visited Luoyang in China, where he was converted to an Iranian religion, Manichaeism. Its adoption brought to the Uyghur land many Sogdians, whose growing influence on state affairs was resented by the Turkic Uyghurs and led to Mouyu’s assassination.

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