The Nāṣirī Generations 271.5.5

271.5.5

When the executioner struck the Tingri Khan with his sword, white blood like unto milk issued from the wound ; and he perished. When the tidings of this astonishing circumstance reached the Chingiz Khan, the accursed, he quickly arose, and came to the spot ; and, when he saw that the occurrence was actually so, it struck his heart, and his strength forsook him ; and, on the third day, his heart broke, and he went to hell. He had made his last request, saying : It is incumbent that ye slay the whole of the Tingri Khan's people, both male and female, small and great, young and old, and not leave a single person alive ” When the Chingiz Khan was departing to hell he had devised the sovereignty to his son Uktae ; and Uktae turned back, and massacred all the people of the city and territory of the Tingri Khan.