Nekuz and Kiyan/Qian. Two men who went to Ergene Kuhn (Arkana Kuhn).

 

Episode 3. Nekuz and Kiyan/Qian. Two men who went to Ergene Kuhn (Arkana Kuhn).

Unusually, Taraghai Ulugh Beg, the fourth generation of the Timur Empire, wrote about the ancestors in Rashid's <Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongol,1387> or <The Secret History of Mongols> in his ancestors' genealogy, but took slightly different positions, such as removing Bo'rte Chi'na from the genealogy list, but recorded more advanced ancestors that were not present in the previous two librarians. From 'Jopas' (Yapes), he wrote about the ancestors of Ala'n Qo'a  in their 20s or older, such as Kayon's father, 'El Korn (壹 夏)', and wrote specifically about the events they went through.
On the other hand, in <Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongol,1387> or <The Secret History of Mongols> was recorded only from Ala'n Qo'a to the 11th or 10th generation ancestors.

Therefore, the author traced the Genghis Khan/Chinggiz Khan ancestral lineage based on <Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國>.

Here, we rekindle what's in Episode 6, and traces who were El Korn and his son Kayon , Nukuz expressed as an adopted son and Sebinchi Khan.
In <Taikh-I Arba' Ulus Historical 四汗國>, there was a man named El Korn, the legendary Turkic ancestors. His second son, "Tur Ibn Paridun," allied himself with the Tatar Khan, Sebinchi Khan, and waged war on the Mogols(Mongols) . "El Korn," the leader of Mogol, fought against his second son, "Tur Ibn Paridun." As a result, only his one son, Kayon Ibn El korn ( Kayon the son of El Korn) and Nukuz, their two wives, some of their followers survived and fled to Arkana Korn, a legendary province to live in order to escape from the enemy. The Turkic people called this mountain "Arkana Korn." In other words, the ‘valley of the fierce’. Over the years, their descendants increased to form two clans.

The legendary story told the same story in Story 5. “The Great War between the Tatars and Mongol race about the early institutions of Genghis Khan/Chinggiz Khan”. However, the legend featured older and newer figures, such as  Japas(Yapes), El Kon,  Tur Ibn Paridum, and  Sebinchi Khan.