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The Book of Akbar 109: CHAPTER XV.

The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 109

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fortune, overcome the Tatars, he set out for Dilun Buldaq. When he arrived there, his chief wife (Khatun) Ulun Anaga whom he had left pregnant, gave birth to a noble son on 20th zi-l-qa'da 549 (26th Jan., 1155), in the cycle-year of the Hog (Tanbuz). Yesugai Bahadur called him Temucin. Sūghū Cican, who possessed lofty intelligence and exalted understanding, told Yesugai Bahadur that by the secrets of calculation and the favourable aspects of the heavens, it was clear that this was the very star which had emerged the fourth time from Qabul Khan's breast.