Belyuk or Begliuk or Biluk - Polovtsian Khan from the Transdniestrian Polovtsian tribe of the Burj-oglu family.
Biography
Belyuk belonged to the burj-oglu family. There are no information about his parents. The first mention of Belyuk dates back to 1162. At the same time, in 1163, he made an alliance with Ryurik Rostislavich, the future Grand Prince of Kiev. In the same year, his daughter married Ryurik Rostislavich.
In 1166 Yaroslav Vsevolodovicattacked Belyuk's nomads. In this campaign, Yaroslav captured Belyuk's wife and children. In response, Belyuk participated, along with other Polovtsianskhans, in blocking trade routes.
In 1166, he probably participated in the battle with the Rus' princes Rostislav Mstislavich, the Grand Prince of Kiev, Mstislav Izyaslavich, Yaroslav Izyaslavich, Yaropolk Izyaslavich, Vladimir Andreyevich, Vladimir Mstislavich, Gleb Yuryevich, Ryurik Rostislavich, Davyd Rostislavich, Mstislav Rostislavich. The Polovtsians were defeated. Perhaps Belyuk died, or died somewhat later.
Children
- Izai Khan (c1145-1193), khan
- Hzak Khan (c1147-c1206), khan
- Mariya Belyukovna (c1155-c1200), the wife of Ryurik Rostislavich
Sources
&Ipatiev's chronicle / Reproduction of the text of the 1908 edition // A complete collection of Russian chronicles. - M .: Oriental Literature, 1962. - T.2. - P.521-522
- Prikac O. When and by whom was written "The Word about the Regiment Igor" / O. Pritsak; Ukrainian Scientific Institute of Harvard University; Institute of Literature T. G. Shevchenko of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; Institute of Oriental Studies named after. A. Crimean National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. - K: Oberi, 2008. - P. 182
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Izai Belyukovich (c1157-1193) | |||
| Hzak Belyukovich (c1147-c1206) | |||
| Mariya Belyukovna (c1155-c1200) | |||
Siblings