Sokhor Shinghkhor

Sokhor Shinghkhor was the founder of the Sokhor Empire. The son of Shingkhor Buqatai, the leader of the Mongol Invasion of Tsushima and Jeju, Sokhor was an excellent administrator and military leader. He took over the rule of Tsushima following his father's death, and following the failed Mongol Invasion of Japan, declared independence from the Yuan Empire and founded the Sokhor Empire.

During the initial invasion of Tsushima, it is said Sokhor Shingkhor personally stormed the Kaneda Castle, and later acted as its main guard while his father went on other invasions. He also refurbished the many Buddhist and Shinto shrines across the island after they were damaged in the invasion, making him a folk hero. After the failed Japanese invasion and his father's death, while the Yuan Dynasty formally reneged control over Tsushima and Jeju, Sokhor Shingkhor remained and established the Sokhor Empire.

As Emperor, he enforced the already "encouraged" use of 'Phags-Pa script to write Middle Tsushiman and expanded Kaneda Castle and the Port of Tsushima, to act as a trading hub between Yuan China proper, Goryeo, and Japan. It is said in Yuan dynasty records that he planned to invade Jeju and possibly Korea, but decided against it as it would be too risky.

He died in ___, a local hero. His son Suyiketu Sokhor took over as Emperor, until he was deposed by the Wokou. Sokhor Shingkhor is the namesake of Sokoda and is considered one of the Great Heroes of Tsushima.