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- Mukhulai (1170–1223) was one of the greatest generals under Genghis Khan of Jalayir descent and the first prince of the Mongol Empire. The fact that his father died trying to save Genghis Khan during a battle coupled with his own skills in battle led Muqali to become one of the Khan's most trusted generals. He was a participant in many battles in Genghis Khan's unification of Central Asia confederations. During the coronation of Genghis Khan, Muqali was given the command of the Third Tumen and control over the Eastern mingghans. In 1211, the Battle of the Badger Mouth he created the first and greatest merit for Mongol. After Genghis Khan decided to go to war with the Khwarezmid Empire, he gave control of all Turco-Mongol forces to Muqali and gave him the title of King, a largely ceremonial title. Despite Genghis Khan having most of the main Turco-Mongol forces taken away and sent to the West, Muqali was able to subdue most of Northern China with his small force of around 20,000 men, although some historians give figures of between 40,000 and 70,000 men. In 1217 Muqali attacked the province of Hopeh as well as northern Shantung and northern Shansi. This was an important agricultural area, which Muqali had largely subdued by 1219. In 1220 Muqali turned his attention to the rest of Shantung; four towns were captured, but the hard-pressed Chin managed to hold on elsewhere in the province. Muqali's last campaign began in 1222. He crossed the Wei River and attacked south, capturing towns that had already been plundered by a previous Mongol general-Samuqa, who suddenly disappeared from Mongol history. Meanwhile, the Chin launched a counter-attack into the province of Shansi. Muqali swiftly raced to the area; the Chin fled without giving battle. Besieging another town, Muqali became seriously ill and died shortly thereafter. On his deathbed, Muqali declared with pride that he had never been defeated. After his death, Genghis Khan gave command to Muqali's son Birdlu. In seven years of campaigning in northern China, he had reduced the Chin empire to the province of Honan. He had proved himself to be an excellent general who was indefatigable in his efforts to serve his master, Genghis Khan. A few of his descendants, such as Antong and Baiju, later became prominent officials in the Confucian fashion of the Yuan Dynasty founded by Kublai Khan in China.
- ムカリ（Muqali guy-ong、1170年 - 1223年）は、モンゴル帝国の初代ハーンであるチンギス・カンの家臣。チンギス・カンの左翼諸軍に属す24の諸千戸隊を統括する万戸（トゥメン）の長であった。『元朝秘史』に載る1206年のチンギス・カン即位時の功臣表では、モンリク・エチゲ、ボオルチュに次ぐ第3位に数えられる。『元朝秘史』『元史』などの漢語表記では木華黎、木合黎、木花里、謀合理、摩[日侯 日侯]羅など。『集史』のペルシア語表記などでは「ムカリ国王」の音写である、 موقلىكويانك Mūqalī Kūyānk などと書かれる。『元朝秘史』『集史』によれば、チンギス・カンによって右翼諸軍を統括するボオルチュとならび、カラウン・チドンとよばれる地域を統べる左翼万戸長に任じられたと言う。ボオルチュとならぶモンゴル帝国創業の大勲臣のひとりであり、死後に東平王、魯国王に封じられる。 ジャライル部族の首長家であるジャアト・ジャライル氏族（チャアト〜ジャアト Ča'at〜Čaγat＜Jaad, جات Jāt）の出身。ジャアト・ジャライル氏族長テレゲトゥ・バヤンの息子グウン・ウアの子。兄弟にタイスン、ブカなどがいたことが知られている。ジャアト・ジャライル氏族、なかでも彼を祖とするムカリ国王家は、大元ウルス時代を含めモンゴル帝国東部でもっとも影響力の強かったモンゴル諸侯家のひとつであった。
- 木華黎（Muqali，Template:Bd），又作木合里、摩和赉等，蒙古札剌亦儿部人，成吉思汗麾下大将，同博爾朮、博爾忽、赤老溫並稱为成吉思汗的四傑。
- Мухали (Мукали-гойон, Мухури) — монгольский полководец, один из ближайших соратников Тэмуджина-Чингис-хана.
- Muqali (parfois écrit Mouqali) fut un membre de la tribu des Djalaïr, un compagnon d'armes de Gengis Khan et devint par la suite son général. Il fut l'un de ses hommes les plus fidèles. Le père de Muqali a sacrifié sa vie pour sauver celle de Gengis Khan. Il se distingua particulièrement durant la bataille contre les Naïman en 1199 et guida les troupes mongoles en Chine du Nord de 1215 à 1223, date où laquelle il est décédé.
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