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Ratchnevsky and Christopher Atwood. The comfort Shigi Qutuqu's adoption brought to Börte, who may have been distressed due to her difficulties conceiving, sufficiently explains the honour and attention subsequently paid to him. This also clarifies a scene reported after Börte's death, where Shigi Qutuqu beats his hands upon her grave, crying out "O, sayin eke minu!" (lit. "Oh, my good mother!"
1729:"While some found his decrees and judgements oppressive and biased, other sources praise his honesty and judicial integrity." The past tense "found" suggests you are referring to contemporaries. Is that so? If it is, could "praise" take a similar tense. And perhaps to even work the word 'contemporary' in, to prevent any confusion.
449:" - Sorry if I'm being a thicko here, but do any of the preceding bits fall under the umbrella of "financial excess"? I can't see it. If not, (and again apologies if I'm misinterpreting things) does the source say anything about what was excessive? If there's nothing, I'd rephrase to something along the lines of "
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According to Rashid al-Din's account, Shigi Qutuqu's adoption occurred more than a decade earlier. He records that when TemĂŒjin and his wife Börte were still childless, they found a young boy and raised him as their son. If accurate, this incident would have taken place in the early 1180s, as Börte's
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There seems to be a lot of research into Shigi in German, I cannot ascertain now if it is useful due to time constraints in translating entire papers. If you can read German, Weiers and
Ratchnevsky have done substantial work on this, though they spell Shigi as Sigi, which makes most of their work not
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According to the Secret
History of the Mongols, after the Mongol leader TemĂŒjin (later known as Genghis Khan) led a raid against a Tatar camp named Naratu Ć itĂŒâen, his plundering troops discovered a boy abandoned in the camp. He was recognised as being of aristocratic descent because he wore a gold
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Locations are a bit messy. For one, you don't need the location when the name of the institution has its location: so no
Cambridge: on Cambridge University Press nor Edinburgh on Edinburgh University Press. Additionally, the wikilinks within the locations of the publishers are stated as unnecessary
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The raid on Naratu Ć itĂŒâen can be precisely dated to a campaign that TemĂŒjin fought in alliance with the Kereit chieftain
Toghrul and the Chinese Jin dynasty in MayâJune 1196. However, Shigi Qutuqu was already prominent in Mongol society by 1206, which is unlikely if he were a small child a decade
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Rashid al-Din transmits two incidents from Shigi Qutuqu's childhood. In one, he managed to subdue a herd of gazelles during a winter blizzard. In another, he played a role in saving Tolui, TemĂŒjin's youngest legitimate son, from a Tayici'ut bandit. Around 1204, TemĂŒjin appointed the Uighur scribe
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of military abilityâhe was in command during the most serious reverse of the early Mongol conquests. Nevertheless, he had a long and productive career, serving in numerous judicial and administrative roles in China and surviving the power struggles of the 1240s and 50s until his death at 80+.
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Sources are high quality academic sources, and seem to accurately cover the totality of this obscure figure's life. Out of due diligence, I did some digging for any additional sources, and could only find Atwood's "Informants and
Sources for the "Secret History of the Mongols"" in Vol. 29 of
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It would be great to know more about modern Mongol impressions of Shigi Qutuqu; the fact that they named their law university after him seems to indicate he is still among the most revered law people. But I appreciate that this is really hard to find out more about.
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earlier, as it would make him significantly younger than his adoptive siblings. This depiction may have been intended to position Shigi Qutuqu as a more senior member of Mongol society by portraying him as a noble at birth and later as TemĂŒjin's adopted brother.
433:" - do modern historians say that the medieval view of integrity and administrative quality is wrong, and/or that Shigi Qutuqu's actions and policies are more important, or do they say that as well as having judicial integrity and administrative quality he was
569:"The raid on Naratu..." suggest reordering this sentence (or maybe adding a short sentence before it) to first say that the account is implausible. Right now you're arguing the case before saying what you're arguing, which can be less smooth for the reader
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Suggest footnoting or briefly contextualizing "Kurultai" in the lead as the average reader won't know this word and will have to stop and go look it up. Something like "chiefs' council" would be enough inline, or the "lit" template you use later
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Another paper I found by JA Boyle: he cites Nasawi who says Shigi was sent to attack
Nishapur along with Tolun Cherbi. Boyle also cites Juzjani who says Shigi along with Sa'di and Uklan had fought in Ghor and Khorasan. Link to the paper:
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has lived through the reigns of King George V, King Edward VIII, King George VI, Queen
Elizabeth II, and King Charles III", I'd say "J.T. has lived through the reigns of George V, Edward VIII, George VI, Elizabeth II, and Charles III".
1059:"the Secret History of the Mongols, which alters and augments his position in early Mongol society." I do not quite understand "alters and augments" here; do we know anything about his position in early Mongol society before the
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Is it worth establishing, perhaps in a footnote, when approximately the Secret
History and the Jami' were written? I think noting how close or far these were from the actual events could be useful the the reader
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Medieval historians credit him with judicial integrity and administrative quality, while modern historians ascribe a good part of the success of Ăgedei's fiscal reforms to Shigi Qutuqu's actions and policies
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This completes my list of suggestions. The article is well-written, and I would be pleased to support this nomination once my previous suggestions are addressed. I also look forward to hearing from you
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This took a bit of time to investigate; I have rewritten the respective sentence in the article but I haven't used this source, instead using Atwood's comments in his ultra-recent edition of the SHM.
600:"more laconically by the Mongol chronicles" I'm sorry, I can't help picturing a series of irritated Mongol scribes angrily scrawling "They won. Anyway" and then slamming the scroll shut
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Well, the
Mongols besieged Kaifeng and captured it, so from their POV, it is a "capture", not a "fall", which is what it looks like if you are pro-Kaifeng. But no big deal either way.
577:"improbable because all of Hoelun's full-blooded children were adults" - implying she wouldn't adopt new kids because she was done with child-raising? Can this be made more explicit?
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1363:"empire's founder TemĂŒjin (later Genghis Khan)" could be changed to "empire's founder, TemĂŒjin (later known as Genghis Khan)," for grammatical correctness and better readability.
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My bad, I had not checked the talk page. Joining this FACR was great, props to you for coming up with such a great article even though there's not much material on the subject.
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Went through it now, and only came up with two comments, both in the same paragraph. It's nicely written, seems comprehensive and can't see why it shouldn't get the gold star.
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that English is, so that situation has changed in the past decade and a half; I think general comprehensivity can be achieved without relying on foreign-language scholarship.
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Since the implication you received was partially incorrect, it clearly does need to be rephrasedâthe focus is on the age difference between the prospective adopted siblings.
302:âin this case, that is only Abingdon and Wiesbaden. Is that ok? Also, I think including the location even when the publisher name includes it is fairly normalâfor example
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The Secret History exaggerates his role in the years after the empire's foundation, but Shigi Qutuqu was nevertheless appointed to several high-ranking legal positions.
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Tatar Tong'a as a tutor for his sons. Shigi Qutuqu adapted very well to this new role, recording his adoptive father's judgements and decrees alongside his tutor.
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Not done: there is no link between being significantly younger than his siblings and his prominence in Mongol societyâwhat is important for the latter is his age.
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That was my nomination statement for the last FAC, which was quickly archived when IRL issues arose. This article was reviewed for GA just under a year ago by
1726:"appointed to several high-ranking legal positions; he served in this capacity ". Referring to several positions with a singular "this capacity" rings oddly.
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Looking forward to your response to my suggestions above . A fine article whose FAC I would like to support once I have received your response to the above.
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and its comments to the SHM authorship question? Atwood notes that Shigi couldn't have known about Genghis' early life at the level of detail in the SHM.
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is properly followed; the one cite in the lede seems to support the Mongolian spelling and/or approximate dates, both of which make sense to cite here.
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This article's a little short on images - no worries if not, but what about an image of Ogedei under the section about his rule, since there's room?
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I am awareâduring the 90s and 00s, much important scholarship was done by German-speaking historians in the West. However, German is not quite the
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within the template â I don't think these are strictly necessary to remove, but I think it would be considered good form for them to be applied
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Among these commanders, Muqali and Bo'orchu were honoured above all others, receiving legal protection and command of wings of the Mongol army.
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That's all I got. Very interesting little article! I really enjoy your prose, it's clear and to-the-point but never becomes dry. Great work. â
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Yes, it's the oldest of the primary sources, but it's not older than the events described within; the sentence is meant to say that the
954:- Mongol Empire task force articles (wonder why this wasn't auto added bc the article is a part of both the WikiProject and task force)
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As I recall, it's something like "okay, so we were defeated, sure, but right after we completetely thrashed them, so it DOESN'T MATTER"
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Oops, I didn't. Thank you for checking The Mongol World to assauge my concerns â and yeah, both of these are fair points. I'm good to
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The sources are consistently formatted. ISBNs are provided and consistently written with hyphens. JSTOR #s are provided when possible.
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As with the Secret History and the Jami', it might be worth having a touch of chronological context for Shengwu and History of Yuan
778:"Having survived the new khagan Möngke": consider rephrasing this to "Having survived Möngke, the new khagan" to avoid SEAOFBLUE?
619:"fiscal reforms to Shigi Qutuqu's implementation of the census and other reforms" - two "reforms" here. Possible to write around?
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The link for Shihihutug University is dead (amazingly, we don't seem to have an article about this university in any language??)
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Looking good! Responded to one comment to confirm I agree with your point, the rest of the chnages look good. Happy to support. â
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It's a fairly complicated topic that's tangential to the topic, so does a simple pipe of "corvée labour" give enough indication?
820:? It mentions Shigi only twice and has very little to say, so I can understand if you do not wish to, it is not a deal breaker.
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Consider linking, in the biblio, to Vasily Bartold, Munshiram Manoharlal, Kim Ho-dong, Bulletin of the SOAS?
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I'm not 100% sure about this, but shouldn't the image of the capture of Zhongdu be on the right, as per
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What do you think about making the subsections of the Biography section into full independent sections?
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Overall, this is in good shape. I think it just needs those minor location consistency fixes mentioned.
1162:"fall of Kaifeng" for "siege of Kaifeng" is a bit weird as we are looking at this from the Mongol POV
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I have read upto the lead. Will let you know of any further suggestions later, if any. Regards â
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The word "however" at the beginning of the last sentence could be omitted for a smoother flow.
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Formatting for the sfns is consistent. I like how you formatted the sfn on the Secret History.
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Also, could I suggest some categories to add? I believe these would be justified here, wdyt?
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has been promoted, but there may be a delay in bot processing of the close. Please see
542:"reigns of GĂŒyĂŒk and Möngke" any reason why not "reigns of GĂŒyĂŒk Khan and Möngke Khan"?
254:(2007); however, I assume this is essentially rephrased in his later translation of the
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What is the rationale for linking to the Jin dynasty page in two consecutive sections?
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The Song dynasty ambassador Xu Ting termed Shigi Qutuqu's financial excesses "dreadful"
175:, if you don't intend to comment, could you please mark yourself down as such? Thanks,
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Do we know his Mongol script name? zhwiki says it is á °á ąá á ąá Źá €á Čá €á and they also give the
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Although I lack an RS, the script looks plausible so I've added it to the article.
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and apologies for the delayâI was suffering from health issues. Responses above.
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I have rephrased the sentence and given an example of the financial excesses.
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historiography where Shigi Qutuqu was described differently. However, the
874:, thanks exceedingly for the thought-provoking comments; responses above.
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Would you be open to citing this paper by William Hung on SHM authorship:
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Having survived the power struggles during the reigns of GĂŒyĂŒk and Möngke
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Good call, I think the kurultai reference is too specific, so changed to
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I'm not sure what's weird, it seems natural to me. Could you explain?
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Overall, good clear handling of two very different historical accounts
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Fixed the first; I'm not sure where the second came from, so removed.
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Also a marker for now, poke me if I don't get to it within a week. â
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Subsequent comments should be made on the article's talk page or in
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I've removed "soon after", it seemed slightly obvious/tautological.
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Okay, I'm so sorry I wasn't able to get around to this until now.
1355:"First decades" could be changed to "early decades" for clarity.
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Marking myself down for this one! Would you like a spot check?
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Genghis Khan's response, as recorded in the Secret History,...
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I am not sure why it would be inappropriateâit seems to be a
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Under Genghis Khan: Much the same. Don't see any issues here.
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has other versions of his name ( ÙÙŰȘÙÙÙ ÙÙÙŰ§Ù QĆ«tĆ«qĆ« NĆ«yÄn)
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Sounds a bit odd to repeat the regnal titleâI wouldn't say "
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I thought you preferred removing the "however" (see above)?
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I'll be honest, I can't think of a word that works better.
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Not sure what "for style" means, but I've edited it a bit
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They've revamped their website, so I've found a new link.
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appears to be the oldest of the primary sources we have?
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My point (which I am not making very well) is that "The
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Partly done; some changes seem optimal, other unneeded.
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Excellent thought, I wasn't that happy with "executed".
534:"praise his qualities of" could be cut to "praise his"
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Assuming you only wished to divide the sentence, done.
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I'll have a look later tonight or tomorrow afternoon.
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Rephrased version after combining the two sentences.
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A good catch; I have added the detail to the article.
112:; if successful, this nomination will be used in the
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Yes, I don't quite know where I would start looking.
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Thanks very much for the compliments and the review
161:do you still intend to comment? No worries if not.
1597:Not doneâRatchnevsky's suggestion is not that the
1810:The above discussion is preserved as an archive.
1358:Don't really see the increased clarity, but done.
1047:According to the Japanese Knowledge article, the
841:Are the incidents in these papers of any value:
100:, Shigi Qutuqu stands out perhaps most for his
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1489:However, this account is difficult to believe.
762:Consider linking to Mongol army on first use?
246:, and I'd weigh on the side of delinking here.
1816:No further edits should be made to this page.
1789:template in place on the talk page until the
1479:nose ring and a silk jerkin lined with sable.
844:? I am not quite sure as they are anecdotal.
29:The following is an archived discussion of a
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192:I do intend to comment. I will do so today.
96:Compared to his contemporaries in the early
1715:Could we have a JSTOR reference for Boyle.
1431:A comma could be added after "1235â1236".
1402:This appears to already be in the article?
1186:I am not educated enough to know the word
41:Knowledge talk:Featured article candidates
1577:...,who was appointed Minister of State.
1178:advises against "1235â6" and "1203â57".
1743:Adjusted both. Thanks for the comments
847:This is already covered in the article.
1718:No page range for Ratchnevsky (1993)?
1138:takes place earlier, not the account?
757:That is I believe more accurate. Done.
687:Is there no image of this individual?
324:, just checking if you saw the above?
1202:Do people "make ... irregularities"?
18:Knowledge:Featured article candidates
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1567:by documenting all legal details,...
902:Yes, that may work slightly better.
754:Can silk be used instead of silken?
1526:Not sure what the changes are here.
1447:You could add the following phrase-
749:, according to online dictionaries.
1157:Done, and for the Jin dynasty too.
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1126:Shouldn't "Hoelun" be "Hö'elĂŒn"?
1312:had health issues. Reply above.
794:Can we add this paper by Atwood
394:do you still intend to comment?
1054:"Noyan" just means "commander".
1020:Intending to review this one. â
823:On account of age, I think not.
789:Thanks for spotting those four.
1434:I don't think that's necessary
131:Source review by Generalissima
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1129:Certainly should be; changed.
1666:Thank you for your comments
1243:Thank you for your comments
968:Thank you for your comments
924:? Other than that, happy to
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553:Right, I see what you mean.
349:here on the source review.
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1228:A fine article overall. â
651:; a few responses above.
229:Under Ăgedei Khan: Ditto.
1813:Please do not modify it.
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