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Temuchin founded the Great Mongol Ulus with the support of Mongol and other leaders at the quriltai held in 1206. Thus, he established political unity in Mongolia. He also received the title Genghis Khan in the same quriltai. Genghis Khan had many wives and children born from these wives. Genghis Khan had four sons and five daughters from his first wife Borte Uchin. The eldest of Genghis Khan's daughters born to Borte Uchin is known by the name Qochin Begi. Qochin Begi was a bride to the Ikires tribe. Chichegen Begi, the second daughter of Genghis Khan, was a bride of the Oirat tribe. His third daughter, Alaqa Begi, married grooms from the Onggut tribe. His fourth daughter, Tumalun Begi, was a bride of the Qongirat tribe. Altalun Begi, the fifth and most favorite daughter of Genghis Khan, was the bride of the Olqunut tribe. Genghis Khan has other daughters besides those born to Borte Uchin. Of these, Al Altun Begi became the bride of the Uighurs. Although it is not known exactly whether Alachin Begi was the daughter of Genghis Khan, she became a bride to the Uighurs after Al Altun's death during the time of Ogedei Khagan. Genghis Khan had another daughter named Tulgha, who according to some researchers was born from Qulan Khatun. It is seen that this girl was a bride to the Qarluqs. All the daughters of Genghis Khan, whom we know about, were married to leading figures of the period. These individuals are carefully selected and consist of supporters who inform Genghis Khan of their loyalty when he established or after establishing his state. Grooms who married these girls were called “Guregen” by the Mongols.