The Successors of Genghis Khan - Robert Bedrosian's Armenian ...

THE SUCCESSORS OF GENGHIS KHAN
Come, let us shoot together." He had a son called Alghu, who had
three sons:
First Son—-Qaban
Second Son—Chubei17
He lived and died in the service of the Qa'an. He had fifteen sons,
whose histories will be given later: Toqta, Yasa'ur, Diikiiles, Ejil-Buqa,
Nom-Quli, Norn-Dash, Aq-Buqa, Sati, Da'ud, Gambo Dorji, Chigin-
Temur, Jirghudai, Mingtash, and Konchek Dorji.
Third Son—-Toq-Temur
He had two sons: Esen-Boke and Oqruqchi'.
Seventh Son ofChaghatai—Qadaqai
His mother was Togen Khatun. This Qadaqai had five sons: Naya,
Buqu, Naliqo'a, Buqa-Temiir, and Buqa.
Eighth Son ofChaghatai—Baiju
He had a son called Mochi. It was this Mochi who was the commander
of the cherig of Qarauna in the Ghaznin area. [Mochi] has a
son called 'Abdallah, who is a Muslim. ['Abdallah's] father was in that
area and summoned him to him, and [he] sent his own son, Qutluq-
Khwaja, there in his stead.
17 These are the Cibai and Caban of Marco Polo, on whom see below, pp. 265
and 300; also Polo I, pp. 262-63.
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