The Nāṣirī Generations 286.2.1

286.2.1

On receipt of this command, Barka and his brother assembled together all the Shah-zadahs then present in the urdu of Kalur-an, and the great Amirs, among whom was Amir Harkashun, or Hargasun, and of the Shah-zadahs of the Dast-i-Rast, Hula’u [or Hulaku; the name is written both ways, and both are correct], son of Chaghatae; of Uktae’s sons, Kadan, and his grandsons, Mungard and others; and the brothers of Mangu, Kubila, or Kubilae, Hulaku, Muka, and Irtuk Buka. Of the Shah-zadahs of the Dast-i-Chap, the sons of Juji Kasar, Nako [?], and Yasu Munga; Iljidae or Ilchikdae, son of Kajiun, and Majar, son of the Nu-yin, Ulji, the sons of Mankuti, and a few others of the family of lesser note.