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. 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 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 to write (10[1])the Baburnama. (10[1])For 10 points, what Mongol successor state in Central (10[1])Asia was named for the third son (10[1])of (10[1])Genghis Khan? ■END■ (10[4]0[1])