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Tonyukuk 暾欲谷(died c. 724 AD) was the yabgu and commander-in-chief of four Göktürk khagans, the best known of whom is Bilge Khan. He played a major role in the revival of local Turkic tribes and establishment of the Göktürk state. His brief life history, achievements and advices for state administration were carved in Orkhon inscriptions located near the Orkhon River.
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