Buryndyq Khan

Buryndyq Khan
Khan
Reign	1474 or 1480-1511
Coronation	1474 or 1480
Predecessor	Janibek Khan
Successor	Qasym Khan
Born	1430 Uzbek Khanate
Died	1511 Samarkand, Khanate of Bukhara
House	House of Borjigin
Dynasty	Tore
Father	Kerei Khan
Religion	Islam

Buryndyq Khan (Kazakh: Бұрындық хан) was a son of Kerei Khan and the third Khan of Kazakh Khanate in 1474 or from 1480 to 1511.

Buryndyq became a Khan in 1474. The sources describe the reign of Buryndyq Khan with other names of the khans mentioned as well in which among the most authoritative was Qasym Khan, the son of Janibek Khan who roamed around Lake Balkhash and the Karatal River. At the same time, Buryndyq Khan was inferior to Qasym Khan due to his number of supporters which had million and Janysh-Sultan, had only one hundred thousand. Although Burynduq was considered a Khan, Qasym who commanded Kazakh troops, was more famous due to his involvement in the battles with Muhammad Shaybani. The Kazakh sultans supported Qasym as well since in every military campaign he earned a victory due to his nobility, so his influence grew so much that he was declared as the Khan of all Kazakhs despite not having an official title and the recognized Khan, Buryndyq, did not enjoy any popularity. Because of this, most of the power during Buryndyq's reign belonged to Qasym Khan. In 1511, Buryndyq was forcefully deposed, but Qasym spared his life and allowed him to retire to Maverannahr. Burymdyq forever left his native steppes and instead went to Samarkand, where he lived with one of his daughters and died.

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