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# The Nāṣirī Generations 251.4

Tabakat-i-Nasiri 251.4

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### [251.4](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tabaqat-i-nasiri~en-raverty.251.4)

IV. Kaidu Khan — the sixth ancestor of the Chingiz Khan, through the endeavours of Ma-Chin succeeded to the chieftainship. He had three sons, 1. Bae-Sunkar — Bae-Sunghar — who was the eldest, and successor of Kaidu, 2. Jirkah-Langum — also written Jirkah-Likum — and even Karkah-Langum — but this last is probably a mistake of k for j, and 3, Jar-chin — which some write Jar-jin — and Char-chin — called Jaochin — by Abu-l-Ghazi. These two last brothers were the progenitors of other tribes. Some few authors relate that the son of Kaidu’s second son, named Hamanka or Hainangha — was carried off by the another, might become known, and also that \[such account\] Tattars, and given up to the Altan Khan, who put him to death, but this appears to be incorrect, and to be the same circumstance which happened to Cabal’s son, mentioned farther on, as it is unlikely Ḳabal himself would have ventured to the Altan Khan’s court after one of his race had been thus put to death. Kaidu cut a canal, in his territory, from a river, and named it Jara-lum — \[D’Ohsson’s Karokol?\] and thereby rendered that part exceedingly prosperous and flourishing. He also went to war with the Jala-irs and overcame them. At his death he was succeeded by his son, V. BAE-SUNKAR—or Bae-Sunmar—which the Fanakati writes Bae-Sunḳur—who made some conquests, and, dying, was succeeded by his son,

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