 In the late 13th century, many newborn children in Italy were named after Mongol rulers, including "Hülegü".From the mid-13th century Sanskrit, Uyghur, and Tibetan Buddhist names (Ananda (the Yuan prince), Dorji (Khubilai's son) or "Wachir" (a Yuan official), "Gammala" (Khubilai's son), "Irinchin" (the Ilkhanid general), etc.