Komur Han

In the cosmology presented in the supplied sources, Komur Han appears as one of nine named sons or subordinate 'hans' of Erlik, the chief ruler of the underworld (Tamag). Sources that list Erlik's retinue place Komur Han among Badis/Badysh Han, Karas Han, Kerey Han, Matir Han, Ingay/Shyngay Han, Temir Han, Ucar Han and Yabas/Yabash Han. His name appears in variant spellings (Komur, Kumur, Komir), and the etymological element han indicates a lordly or ruling office; komur/kömür literally means 'coal' in Turkic languages, anchoring his identity to the subterranean/combustive material symbolic field.

No source in the supplied corpus provides a detailed physical description or established iconography for Komur Han. Sources instead emphasize his symbolic association with coal, darkness and the underworld; thus descriptions focus on his domain (coal/charcoal, subterranean darkness) rather than on bodily features or standard visual motifs.

Sources consistently describe Komur Han as associated with coal and with 'evil' and state that he 'commands evil entities' and 'mediates between Erlik and the dark shamans.' He is presented as an underworld agent with a functional portfolio related to the management or leadership of malign spirit-beings and as an intermediary in shamanic engagements with Erlik's realm. The supplied materials do not enumerate specific supernatural faculties such as possession, elemental fire-control, or disaster causation beyond these general command and mediatory roles.