The History of Humāyūn (Gulbadan Begam) 135: CLIV. Pasha Begam Baharlu Turkman of the Black Sheep.

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(?) Turki Pasha, a lord, or Pers. pesha, chief, before. The Ma'asir-i-rahimi writes pesha.
Daughter of 'Ali-Shukr Beg Baharlu; wife (1) of Muhammadi Mirza of the Black Sheep; (2) in 873H. (1468-69) of Sultan Mahmud Mirza Miran-shahi; mother by Mahmud of three daughters and one son, Baysanghar (born 882H.).
Babar does not give the name of any one of the three girls, nor does he mention that one of them was a wife of his own. One married Malik Muhammad Mirza Miran-shahi. The Ma'asir-i-rahimi supplies the information that another was Saliha-sultan Begam and that she had a daughter by Babar whose name was Gul-rukh; that Gul-rukh married Nuru-d-din Muhammad Chaghaniani, and had by him Salima-sultan Begam. Abu'l-fazl says that a daughter of Pasha by Sultan Mahmud Mirza was married to Khwaja Hasan Khwaja-zada, and that on account of this connection Firdaus-makani (Babar) married Mirza Nuru-d-din to his own daughter, Gulbarg Begam, and that Salima-sultan Begam was the issue of this marriage.
(There are difficulties connected with the account here given of Saliha which are set forth under the name of her daughter, Salima-sultan.)
Pasha Begam was of the same family as Bairam Khan. (Cf. genealogical table s.n. Salima-sultan.)
Mems., 29, 30, 31, 72. Tar. Rash., E. & E., 93 n. Ma'asir-i-rahimi, Asiatic Society of Bengal MS. in year 1024H.