The Nāṣirī Generations 271.2.4

271.2.4

He is also said to have received intimation about this time of the death of the Khalifah, Un-Nasir Billah, who died in Shawwal, 622 H. When he awoke from his dream, he inquired of Baisuku Aka, his nephew, the son of Juji Kasar, who was in attendance: “Are my sons Uktae and Tuli distant or near?” As they were in their own urdus, with their forces, Baisuku Aka replied that they might not be more than two or three farsangs distant. The Khan said: “Let them bring them hither;” and, when they presented themselves the following day, along with the great Amirs, after partaking of the morning meal, the Chingiz Khan turned his face towards the assemblage and said: “I have some counsel to hold with my sons, and a confidential matter which I wish to communicate to them, and desire to be private with them for a short time.”