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	**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|~~Mongol~~ Rite]]		**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongolian Rite]]
	}}		}}
	'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited as a [[Kheshig]], part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai~~]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev~~]].		'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. He was an ancestor of the 21st-century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].

			After fighting in the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|siege]] of [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259, Bayan was recruited as a [[Kheshig]], part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Siege of Diaoyu Castle===		===Siege of Diaoyu Castle===
	In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on a [[Mongol conquest of China\|campaign]] to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress' defenses.<ref name="~~ACLDTK 1~~">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on a [[Mongol conquest of China\|campaign]] to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress' defenses.<ref name="CH1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter One</ref>

	When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall under the cover of night but the Chinese, somehow warned of their arrival, ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|~~deadly~~ Chinese]] ~~veteran~~, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="~~ACLDTK~~">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – ~~{{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}~~</ref>		When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall under the cover of night but the Chinese, somehow warned of their arrival, ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a deadly [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese veteran]], who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact an [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="CH5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Five</ref>

	Several days later, as the Mongols' morale had fallen after Dechen's death, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, he spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, losing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and wait for the return ~~of the scout~~, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="~~ACLDTK~~"/>		Several days later, as the Mongols' morale had fallen after Dechen's death, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, he spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, losing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and wait for the scout's return, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="CH12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Twelve</ref>

	When the scout ~~returned~~, Bayan loosed an [[arrow]] in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an [[Assassin apprentice]] and the daughter of the veteran he had killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhi shot him with a [[poison]]ed bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking its toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="~~ACLDTK~~"/>		When the scout came back, Bayan loosed an [[arrow]] in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an [[Assassin apprentice]] and the daughter of the veteran he had killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhi shot him with a [[poison]]ed bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking its toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="CH12"/>

	===Joining the Templars===		===Joining the Templars===
	When Bayan woke up, he ~~learned from~~ Prince [[Asutai]] that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also ~~revealed to~~ Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the [[Kheshig]], the Imperial Guard, and ~~informed~~ him ~~that he would~~ accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans.<ref name="~~ACLDTK~~" />		When Bayan woke up, he found himself being tended to by Prince [[Asutai]], who revealed that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also told Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the [[Kheshig]], the Imperial Guard, and asked him to accompany him back to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans.<ref name="CH12"/>

	~~One month~~ later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that he, his late father, and most of the Kheshig were Templars. He then invited Bayan to join them, and the Mongol commander, after thinking the offer over, accepted.<ref name="~~ACLDTK~~" />		Six weeks later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that he, his late father, and most of the Kheshig were Templars. He then invited Bayan to join them, and the Mongol commander, after thinking the offer over, accepted.<ref name="CH21">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Twenty-One</ref>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	Bayan eventually became an ancestor of ~~the teenager~~ [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] ~~in search of~~ a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan. After escaping from the Aerie with the help of the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], Natalya continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="~~ACLDTK~~" />		Bayan eventually became an ancestor of [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] to find a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan.<ref name="CH1"/> After escaping from the Aerie with the help of the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], Natalya continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="CH21"/>

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	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	Bayan eventually became an ancestor of the teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] in search of a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan. After escaping from the Aerie with the help of ~~[[Owen Meyers]] and~~ the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], Natalya continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="ACLDTK" />		Bayan eventually became an ancestor of the teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] in search of a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan. After escaping from the Aerie with the help of the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], Natalya continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongol Rite]]		**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongol Rite]]
	}}		}}
	'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited as a ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kheshig}}, part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].		'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited as a [[Kheshig]], part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	Bayan eventually became an ancestor of the teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] in search of a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan. After escaping from the Aerie with the help of [[Owen Meyers]] and the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], ~~Natalay~~ continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="ACLDTK" />		Bayan eventually became an ancestor of the teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] in search of a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan. After escaping from the Aerie with the help of [[Owen Meyers]] and the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], Natalya continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|name = Bayan		\|name = Bayan
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	~~\|death =~~
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	\|affiliates = *[[Mongol Empire]]		\|affiliates = *[[Mongol Empire]]
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	**~~{{Wiki\|~~Kheshig}}		**[[Kheshig]]
	*[[Templars]]		*[[Templars]]
	**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongol Rite]]		**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongol Rite]]
	}}		}}
	'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]] during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited as a {{Wiki\|Kheshig}}, part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].		'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited as a {{Wiki\|Kheshig}}, part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on [[Mongol conquest of China\|campaign]] to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		===Siege of Diaoyu Castle===
			In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on a [[Mongol conquest of China\|campaign]] to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress' defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall ~~using~~ the cover of ~~the~~ night but somehow warned of their arrival ~~the Chinese~~ ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>		When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall under the cover of night but the Chinese, somehow warned of their arrival, ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>

	Several days later, as the Mongols' morale had fallen after ~~Wang~~'s death, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, ~~Bayan~~ spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, ~~loosing~~ her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and to wait for the return of the scout, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>		Several days later, as the Mongols' morale had fallen after Dechen's death, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, he spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, losing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and wait for the return of the scout, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	When the scout returned, Bayan loosed an [[arrow]] in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an [[Assassin apprentice]] and the daughter of the veteran he killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after ~~Zhang~~ shot him with a [[poison]]ed bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking ~~his~~ toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>		When the scout returned, Bayan loosed an [[arrow]] in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an [[Assassin apprentice]] and the daughter of the veteran he had killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhi shot him with a [[poison]]ed bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking its toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	When Bayan woke up, he learned from Prince [[Asutai]] that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the ~~Keshigs~~, the Imperial ~~Guards~~, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans. One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that his late father~~, himself~~, and most of the ~~Keshigs~~ were Templars. He then ~~offered~~ Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<ref name="ACLDTK" />		===Joining the Templars===
			When Bayan woke up, he learned from Prince [[Asutai]] that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the [[Kheshig]], the Imperial Guard, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

			One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that he, his late father, and most of the Kheshig were Templars. He then invited Bayan to join them, and the Mongol commander, after thinking the offer over, accepted.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

			===Legacy===
			Bayan eventually became an ancestor of the teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]], who in 2016 relived his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] at the [[Abstergo Industries]] facility known as [[the Aerie]] in search of a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]], which had been buried with Möngke Khan. After escaping from the Aerie with the help of [[Owen Meyers]] and the Assassin [[Griffin (Assassin)\|Griffin]], Natalay continued to explore Bayan's memories, though she purposefully [[Synchronization\|desynchronized]] upon reaching Bayan's [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induction]] into the Templar Order, believing that neither the Assassins nor the Templars should find the prong.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Studio Lounak ACLD concept 14.jpg\|Concept art by [[Studio Lounak]]		Studio Lounak ACLD concept 14.jpg\|Concept art by [[Studio Lounak]]
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on ~~{{Wiki\|~~Mongol conquest of ~~the Song dynasty~~\|campaign}} to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on [[Mongol conquest of China\|campaign]] to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the Chinese ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>		When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the Chinese ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>

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	When Bayan woke up, he learned from Prince [[Asutai]] that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the Keshigs, the Imperial Guards, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans. One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that his late father, himself, and most of the Keshigs were Templars. He then offered Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<ref name="ACLDTK" />		When Bayan woke up, he learned from Prince [[Asutai]] that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the Keshigs, the Imperial Guards, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans. One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that his late father, himself, and most of the Keshigs were Templars. He then offered Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

			==Gallery==
			<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
			Studio Lounak ACLD concept 14.jpg\|Concept art by [[Studio Lounak]]
			</gallery>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on {{Wiki\|Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|campaign}} to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in ~~{{Wiki\|Diaoyucheng\|~~Diaoyu ~~Fortress}}~~. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on {{Wiki\|Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|campaign}} to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in [[Diaoyu Castle]]. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the Chinese ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>		When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the Chinese ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>

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	**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongol Rite]]		**[[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|Mongol Rite]]
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	'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited a Kheshig part of the Imperial Guard, and ~~as a member~~ of the [[Templars~~\|Templar Order~~]] by Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].		'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]] during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited as a {{Wiki\|Kheshig}}, part of the Imperial Guard, and later joined the [[Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order\|local branch]] of [[Templars]] at the invitation of Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	~~During Summer~~ 1259, as Möngke Khan was on a campaign to conquer the Song Empire in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which besieged the Song forces entrenched in ~~the~~ Diaoyu Fortress. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the strong resistance ~~of the Songs~~, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		In the summer of 1259, as Möngke Khan was on {{Wiki\|Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|campaign}} to conquer the [[Song dynasty\|Song Empire]] in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle\|besieged]] the Song forces entrenched in {{Wiki\|Diaoyucheng\|Diaoyu Fortress}}. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the Songs' strong resistance, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	When ~~his superior, the general~~ [[Köke]], asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief, [[Wang Dechen]], the ~~mongols~~ attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the ~~chinese~~ ambushed them with ~~archers~~ and ~~canons~~. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who ~~unknow~~ to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite ~~the~~ command ~~of Möngke~~.<ref name="ACLDTK">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>		When General [[Köke]] asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief [[Wang Dechen]], the Mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the Chinese ambushed them with [[archer]]s and [[cannon]]s. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknown to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite Möngke's command.<ref name="ACLDTK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – {{Cite\|11 Sept 2024}}</ref>

	Several days later, as the Mongols morale ~~has~~ fallen ~~following the loss of~~ Wang, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, Bayan spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, loosing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and to wait for the return of the scout, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>		Several days later, as the Mongols' morale had fallen after Wang's death, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, Bayan spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, loosing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and to wait for the return of the scout, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	When the scout returned, Bayan ~~shot~~ an arrow in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an Assassin ~~novice~~ and the daughter of the veteran he killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhang shot him with a ~~poisoned~~ bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking his toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>		When the scout returned, Bayan loosed an [[arrow]] in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an [[Assassin apprentice]] and the daughter of the veteran he killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhang shot him with a [[poison]]ed bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking his toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	When Bayan woke up he learned from Prince Asutai that the ~~Great Khan~~ had ~~been~~ murdered ~~in his sleep by the Assassin girl~~ before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to ~~hide that~~ his father ~~was murdered by a Song~~ and ~~to told~~ the ~~men~~ that the Khan died from the same ~~disease~~ plaguing ~~his army~~. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the Keshigs, the Imperial Guards, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans.~~<ref name="ACLDTK"/>~~		When Bayan woke up, he learned from Prince [[Asutai]] that the Assassin girl had murdered Möngke before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to conceal his father's murder and would tell the army that the Khan had abruptly died from the same illnesses plaguing them. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the Keshigs, the Imperial Guards, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans. One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai informed Bayan of the Templars' existence and disclosed that his late father, himself, and most of the Keshigs were Templars. He then offered Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<ref name="ACLDTK" />

	One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai ~~revealed to~~ Bayan the existence ~~of the Templar Order~~ and ~~the fact~~ that his late father, himself and most of the Keshigs were Templars. He then offered Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<~~Ref~~ name="ACLDTK"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. ~~An ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]],~~ Bayan was recruited a ~~Keshig~~ part of the Imperial Guard, and as a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by Möngke's son [[Asutai]].		'''Bayan''' was a warrior of the {{Wiki\|Buryats\|Buryat}} tribe who served as a commander for the [[Mongol Empire]] and its Great Khan, [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]], during the 13th century. Bayan was recruited a Kheshig part of the Imperial Guard, and as a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by Möngke's son [[Asutai]]. He was an ancestor of the 21st century teenager [[Natalya Aliyev]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During Summer 1259, as Möngke Khan was on a campaign to conquer the Song Empire in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which besieged the Song forces entrenched in the Diaoyu Fortress. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the strong resistance of the Songs, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="~~ACLD~~">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – ~~{{Cite\|30 June 2021. Chapters needed}}~~</ref>		During Summer 1259, as Möngke Khan was on a campaign to conquer the Song Empire in [[China]], Bayan was part of the army which besieged the Song forces entrenched in the Diaoyu Fortress. However, plagued by diseases and faced with the strong resistance of the Songs, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to break the [[fort]]ress defenses.<ref name="ACLDTK 1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	When his superior, the general [[Köke]], asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief, [[Wang Dechen]], the mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the chinese ambushed them with archers and canons. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknow to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite the command of Möngke.<ref name="~~ACLD~~"/>		When his superior, the general [[Köke]], asked for volunteers for a new assault, Bayan offered himself and his men to join the attack. Led by Möngke's commander-in-chief, [[Wang Dechen]], the mongols attacked the wall using the cover of the night but somehow warned of their arrival the chinese ambushed them with archers and canons. During the battle, Bayan killed a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|deadly Chinese]] veteran, who unknow to the Mongol warrior was in fact a [[Assassins\|Assassin]]. After their retreat, Bayan brought back the seriously injured Wang Dechen to the Mongol camp, but the shaman's ritual failed to save him despite the command of Möngke.<ref name="ACLDTK">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>

	Several days later, as the Mongols morale has fallen following the loss of Wang, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, Bayan spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, loosing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and to wait for the return of the scout, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="~~ACLD~~"/>		Several days later, as the Mongols morale has fallen following the loss of Wang, Bayan had come to believe in a secret entrance to the fortress, which could explain how the Chinese were able to set an ambush outside of their walls without being seen. After requesting permission, Bayan left the camp to scout around the walls, looking for a hidden cave. During his nocturnal exploration, Bayan spotted what he believed to be a Song scout but failed to capture her, loosing her tracks. Unable to find the entrance, the Mongol warrior decided to hide and to wait for the return of the scout, planning to capture her and to extort from her the location of the hidden passage.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	When the scout returned, Bayan shot an arrow in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an Assassin novice and the daughter of the veteran he killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhang shot him with a poisoned bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking his toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="~~ACLD~~"/>		When the scout returned, Bayan shot an arrow in her leg from his hiding spot, hitting her knee as she was [[freerunning]]. Facing the crippled woman, who was in fact [[Zhang Zhi]], an Assassin novice and the daughter of the veteran he killed several days before, Bayan had to retreat after Zhang shot him with a poisoned bolt and stabbed him with her [[Hidden Blade]]. Through sheer will and despite the poison taking his toll on him, the half-dead warrior dragged himself to the Mongol camp before falling unconscious.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	When Bayan woke up he learned from Prince Asutai that the Great Khan had been murdered in his sleep by the Assassin girl before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to hide that his father was murdered by a Song and to told the men that the Khan died from the same disease plaguing his army. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the Keshigs, the Imperial Guards, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans.<ref name="~~ACLD~~"/>		When Bayan woke up he learned from Prince Asutai that the Great Khan had been murdered in his sleep by the Assassin girl before Bayan crippled her. Impressed by his skills, Asutai also revealed to Bayan that he planned to hide that his father was murdered by a Song and to told the men that the Khan died from the same disease plaguing his army. Asutai then promoted Bayan to the Keshigs, the Imperial Guards, and informed him that he would accompany him to Mongolia, where Möngke was to be buried alongside the other Great Khans.<ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai revealed to Bayan the existence of the Templar Order and the fact that his late father, himself and most of the Keshigs were Templars. He then offered Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<Ref name="~~ACLD~~"/>		One month later, on their way to Mongolia, Asutai revealed to Bayan the existence of the Templar Order and the fact that his late father, himself and most of the Keshigs were Templars. He then offered Bayan to join them and the Mongol accepted.<Ref name="ACLDTK"/>

	~~==Trivia==~~
	*Bayan is an ancestor of [[Natalya Aliyev]], a 21st century teenager working for the Templars.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''

	==References==		==References==
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