The Rashīdī History 106.11

106.11

(1.) Lal Shad Khanim, whose mother was a slave whom the Khan had married. Although she was outside the circle of distinction, she was finally married to Muhammad Amir Mirza, son of Amir Jabar Birdi, who was a Dughlat, and to their family alone belonged the office of Ulusbegi in the time of Alacha Khan. (2.) Mahim Khanim, who was given to Builash Khan, son of Uyuk Sultan. (3.) The third was married to me, as will be related below. (4.) Khadija Sultan Khanim. After the death of Sultan Ahmad Khan, Mirza Aba Bakr, whose story will be told in connection with the Khan, took possession of Aksu, the capital of Alacha Khan's dominions. In those days Khadija Sultan Khanim fell into the hands of Mirza Aba Bakr. He, however, treated her kindly and gave her to his son Jahangir Mirza. When the latter was slain, she was given to Shah Muhammad Sultan, son of Sultan Muhammad Sultan, son of Sultan Mahmud Khan, as will be related.