Formerly

Toghon Temür (Mongolese:

In the sixth year of the century (1340), Timothy Timothy was driven down by the rule of law and pro-government. In the early years of the pro-government, he worked in political affairs, appointed outsiders and others, and took a series of reform measures to save the crisis of the rule of the dynasty, named the "upon the new rule", including the issuing of the Code of Law "upon the right rule", to improve the legal system; promulgated recommendations to strengthen the rule of law; ordered the rule of law to strengthen the rule of law; ordered the rule of law to select outsiders, but failed to fundamentally solve the long-standing social problems, and in the eleventh year (1351), the peasant uprising broke out.

Thirty years later (1370), on the twenty-eighth day of April (Calendar), Timothy Teshumor crumbled down in Yechang, aged fifty-one years. The temple name was Hishan, and the Mongolian name was "Ukhah Tuhán."