This state’s ruler Tarmashirin was deposed by his nephew following his conversion to Islam. The death of this state’s ruler Qazan in battle against Qazaghan (-5[1])resulted in its royal house losing effective rule. Kusala lived in exile in this state, whose ruler Esen Buqa fought a war with (15[1])Ayurbarwada. The Tarikh-i-Rashidi includes accounts of the Dughlat family that served the rulers of this state’s eastern region. (15[1])The longest reigning ruler of this state, Duwa, was appointed as its leader by its de facto ruler (*) Kaidu. (-5[1])This state’s successor state of Moghulistan splintered into Yerkent (10[2])and Turpan. (10[3])This state (10[1])was briefly reunited by Tughlugh Timur before (-5[1])its Transoxiana (10[1]-5[1])region (10[1])was conquered (-5[1])by Timur. (-5[1])This state shares its name with a now-extinct language (10[1])used (10[1])to write (10[1])the Baburnama. (10[1])For 10 points, what Mongol successor state (10[1])in Central (10[1])Asia was named for the third son (10[1])of (10[1])Genghis Khan? ■END■ (10[6]0[1])