Botohui-Tarhun

Botohui-Tarhun (13th Century CE), also spelled Botoqui Tarqun , was the queen of a 13th century Siberian tribe. mentioned in the Secret History of the Mongols. The name "Botohui-Tarhun" roughly translates to "Big and Fierce" Botoqui Tarqun, the queen and ruler of the Khori-Tumed, was the wife of the deceased Khori-Tumed chieftain Darduqul-Soqor. Enraged, Genghis Khan sent a larger army to subdue the tribes. The Mongol forces set a decoy on the frontier trail, while cutting a new trail through the forest to flank the Siberian tribe. In a surprise attack from the new trail, the Mongols directly attacked Botohui-Tarhun's headquarters. According to The Secret History, the Mongol attack was so fast that it appeared they had entered "through the top of the smoke-holes of [the Siberian tribes'] tents"

Upon victory, the Mongols imprisoned the members of the tribe. Botohui-Tarhun was married off to the second of the envoys, Qutuqa Beki.