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# The Nāṣirī Generations 293.1.6

Tabakat-i-Nasiri 293.1.6

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### [293.1.6](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tabaqat-i-nasiri~en-raverty.293.1.6)

and Turkan Khatun, daughter of the unfortunate Sultan, Jalal-ud-Din, Khwarazm Shah, who had been brought up, from an infant, in the Haram of one of the Mughal Khatuns, and who had been sent along with Hulaku, by Mangu's command, in order that he might bestow her in marriage on some suitable person in I-ran-Zamin, was united to him. Hulaku now put his troops in motion from Azarbaijan. The Nu-yin, Kaibuka, was despatched at the head of a strong force, forming the van; the troops under the Nu-yin, Sunjak, formed the right of his army, while the Nu-yin Tanju led the left \[Rashid-ud-Din says Tanju and Sangkur led the right\]; and, on the 22nd of Ramazan, 657 H.—20th September, 1258 A.D., Hulaku set out with the centre, or main body, towards Sham. Bakr; and this is the country of the son of Shihab-ud- On reaching the Ala-Tagh or Tagh, or all three of which forms are correct, he was much pleased with the pasturage thereabouts, and gave it the name of Lanba \[also written Labna\]—Saghut, and, in a place therein, built a Sarae for himself. It lies a few miles to the west of Bayazid, a place often mentioned of late, and near the N. shore of the Lake Wan \[vul. Van\], near the head waters of the eastern branch of the Furat \[Euphrates\]; and, by way of Akhlat, he entered the territory of the Kurds! They were particularly obnoxious to the Mughals, for they had, under the banner of the later Khalifahs, routed them on several occasions;

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