Temryuk of Kabardia

Temryuk Idar
Temryuk Idar
Айдарыкъуэ Темрыкъуэ
	Temryuk in the Facial Chronicle
Grand Prince of Kabardia
Preceded by	Kaytuk
Succeeded by	Shiapshuk
	In office; 1554–1571
Personal details
Born	c. 1501/1502; Kabardia
Died	1571; Kabardia; Buried in: Malgobek
Children	Sons: Domanuk-murza, Mamstruk-murza, Ulgairuk-murza, Saltankul, Mazlov; Daughters: Maria Temryukovna, Altynchach, Malhurub Temryukovna
Parents	Idar (father); Malyakur Kaytukina (mother);
Military service
Battles/wars	War against Crimeans; Central Caucasus Crisis Ingush Campaign; Ossetian Campaign; Svaneti Campaign; Kumyk Campaign; ; Kabardian Civil War; Astrakhan War (1569); Circassian-Kumyk Wars; Russian-Kumyk Wars; Battle of Afips (DOW);

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Temryuk Idar, Temroqwa Idar, or Kemirgoko Idarov (Kabardian: Айдарыкъуэ Темрыкъуэ) was a East Circassian prince of the Princedom of Kabardia (Eastern Circassia) and its head of power for part of the sixteenth century. His fame was largely due to the association of his name with the alliance with Ivan IV and the marriage of his daughter, Maria Temryukovna. When Temryuk came to power, he put down the revolts of the disputing princes, and helped Circassia become a military power within the North Caucasus. he was noted as "one of the most noble Circassian rulers"