The Book of Akbar 100: Buzanjar Qaan.
The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 100
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Buzanjar Qaan is the ninth ancestor of Cingiz Khan and Qaracar Nuyan, the fourteenth of his Majesty, the Lord of Conjunction, and the twenty-second of his Majesty, the king of kings. When he came to years of discretion, he adorned the sovereignty of Turan, and the chiefs of the Tatar Turk tribes, etc., who were like satraps (Muluk-i-tawa’if, i.e., the Arsacidae) bound the girdle of service on their waists. He composed the distinctions of the time by the vigour of his administration, distributed justice and benevolence and, for a prolonged period, soothed and adorned the world by his nobility and wisdom. He was contemporary with Abu Muslim Marwazi. When his existence closed, there remained two sons, Buqa and Tuqaba (? Tuqta).