Chagatai Khan

Chagatai is known as the prince who has the most extensive knowledge of traditional Mongol customs and laws. He played a crucial role in compiling the Yassa, the first written legal code of the Mongol Empire. Due to his rigid and inflexible nature, he became a feared enforcer of discipline in the empire. Having a stern, stiff face, and rarely smiling. He is described as a very dogmatic, angry figure, but very obedient to the rule of law. In contrast to his relationship with Jochi, Chagatai deeply loved and supported his younger brother, Ögedei. When Genghis Khan decided to choose Ögedei as the next Great Khan (Khagan) to avoid a civil war between Jochi and Chagatai, Chagatai accepted the decision obediently for the sake of upholding the law of the empire. He became one of the main pillars of Ögedei's government. And one day he went to a village that the Mongol village wanted to claim and the name of the village was the village of pearls, there were good pearls and the army there was also small which made the pearl village an easy target. Chagatai also had a youngest brother, Tolui Khan, who was also powerful in the military. Chagatai also came to the village because he was arranged for marriage by the village head and his deceased father