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# The Nāṣirī Generations 286.3.2

Tabakat-i-Nasiri 286.3.2

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### [286.3.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tabaqat-i-nasiri~en-raverty.286.3.2)

Ughul Kuimish Khatun refused to obey the command of Mangu, and abused and upbraided him before his envoy. Mangu was much enraged when he heard of it, and commanded that she should be brought, with hands bound, to his mother's urdu to be tried. In due time Ughul Kuimish, the Khatun of Kyuk, and Kadakaj, the Khatun of Kothue, son of Uktae, the mother of Shiramun, and Tulbashi, the Khatun forces to be got ready, and moved out to meet and engage of Yassu-Munga, two sons of the Nu-yin, Ilchikdae, and the Christian, Kadak, the chief minister of Kyuk Khan, among others, were brought in, tried, and their guilt established, Shiramun’s mother and other Khatuns were sent to the Urdu of Siur Kukiti Bigi, Mangu’s mother, to be dealt with; and they were rolled up in felts, and drowned. The Shah-zadahs, Nu-yins, and Amirs, were beaten on their mouths with stones until they died. That they “were choked by having earth or stones forced into their mouths,” as we are informed in the “Mongols Proper,” is merely a wrong translation from some “muddy stream” Persian author \[or an incorrect translation from the foreign rendering of the Persian\], in which sang or has been mistaken for Buri, and some others, were sent to the presence of Batu Khan to be dealt with, and, their crime having been proved, they too were put to death. The Nu-yin, Ilchikdae, the destroyer of Hirat, and slayer of its inhabitants, was likewise seized at Badghais, and subsequently put to death.

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