The Nāṣirī Generations 248.3.8

248.3.8

In this place of residence Kaian and Naguz flourished, and in the course of time their posterity multiplied, and separated into several branches under different names. The descendants of Kaian are styled Kaiat—cyU—and those of Naguz, Dural-gin or Dur-la-gin——or Dural-gin or Dur-la-gin—After a considerable period, which most of the works I have quoted do not pretend to fix, their writers moreover stating that no chronicler is cognizant of it, but which the Fanakati, who is followed by Abu-l-Ghazi, says, was over 400 years, the tribes of Kaiat and Dural-gin had increased to such degree that the country about Irganah-Kun was insufficient to afford them subsistence. They therefore resolved to leave it, and seek the encamping-grounds which they had heard, through tradition, their ancestors had formerly possessed, and they entered the old country of the Mughal i-mak accordingly.