Is Nekuz himself a Dorihaeng or the son of Dorihaeng?

 

 Episode 3. Is Nekuz himself a Dorihaeng or the son of Dorihaeng?

If so, the ancestors of the "Darlakin" of < Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongolia>, that is, , Nekuz  was either "Dorihaeng" himself or his son, who had a real relationship with Dorihaeng.

In addition, both in Sharaf Aldin Ali Yazdi's book <The Book of the Triumph of Zafarnama>, about the life-long of the conqueror Amir Temur, called as the second Genghis Khan, and in other previous history books <Tarikhe Gojide,selected history>, 'Kuzne' was also referred to as 'Takuzu.' The name 'Takuz' originally appeared to be the term of Dae Ga-ssi大加氏,大哥氏(Dae Ga family)' in Balhae. It was a name based on the surname 'Dae.' Therefore, it was also the 'Girl ssi(Girl family)' which was the same surname as 'Kiyat', which was the southern Chinese sound of the same word as 'Girl乞=great=Dae 大'.

If so, it was said that Kiyan and Nekuz were clearly from the family of the Dae Jo-young大 祚榮. In particular, Abulgazi Khan's <Turk genealogy The Shajarat Ul Atrak> and <Hibehan Evegazi Bahadirhan's Turk genealogy> were said to be "cousins" between "Nukuz" and "Qiyan", "the two who entered Ergene Kun". Then, both of them were relatives of "Dorihaeng" and were cousins with each other.

The question arises here. <Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國> said "The clan that arose from the Nukuzu family was called Darlakin," which clearly entered Ergene Kun with Kiyan. If so, here, 'Nekuz' was whether 'Dorihaeng' was himself or the son of Dorihaeng.

According to the <Chaekbuwongui 冊府元龜>, quoted in Han Chi-yoon's "Haedong History海東繹史", Dori-haeng, the prince of the second king Dae Mu-ye 大武藝' in Balhae, went to the Tang Dynasty as a special envoy  and suddenly died in 728.

Dorihaeng was born before the 720s and was poisoned in the Tang Dynasty in 728. However, it was a story that Dorihaeng or his son was Kiyan, that is, 'Girl kan' and 'cousin brother' that< Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongolia> and <Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國> refer to. If Dorihaeng died in the Tang Dynasty, he could not be the Nekuz who,<Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國>  said, lived in Ergene Kun. According to < Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongolia> , Nekuz was a person who narrowly survived the "great war against the Turk" and fled to Ergene Kun. This story is recorded throughout many Western history books.

Episode 4. Is Nekuz the son of Dorihaeng, Derligin Han?

The librarian who answers this question is <The Book of Shibani-name> written in Tatar language. The librarian was written in Tatar language by the descendants of Shibani, the son of the Ju Chi of Genghis Khan's eldest son , about their ancestors around the 16th century.

This <Shibani-name> proved that Dorihaeng was the person recorded in < Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongolia> and <Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國>  and various Western books as 'Darlakin'. This <Shibani-name> says as follows.

" Il han (壹汗) and all the soldiers died. To Il han, a son named Kiyat and his wife, a named Nu'ku'z of Derligin Han were among the soldiers. It was a thousand years after Ogwuz Han that this happened."

This 'Nu'ku'z', which < Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongolia> said 'Nekuz', was 'the son of Derligin Han'. This means that 'Dorihaeng Han is Derligin . In another sense, it means 'Dorihaeng-vice king 副王' or 'Daerih Han代理 汗= deputy khan,' and according to Chinese librarians, he had the title of 'Gyerugun King 桂樓郡王'. If so, the two people, 'Derligin Han' and 'Dorihaeng-Han', are the names of the same person.

Meanwhile, "Shibani-name," written in Tatar tilti by the descendants of Chenghis Khan's eldest son, Ju Chi's son ,Sivan (Shibani, Shabani), founded Shaibanids around the 16th century and recorded it as Tatar tilti, described the name Dorihaeng-Han and Daeri Han汗(= depury khan) as Derligin Han, a slightly different sound in Turkic. After all, Dorihaeng's son is Nekuz, Nukuz, or Takaz, if called otherwise.

The genealogy of the Balhae dynasty can be summarized as follows.

Dae Jo- young → Dae Muye → Dorihaeng = Derligin han →  Nikuz →→ Darligin clan

Until now, librarians recorded Nikuz as Kiyan's cousin brother.

These are the ancestors of Genghis Khan and the legendary ancestors of all Mongols.