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PART II OF THE HISTORY OF GtJYUK KHAN The [general] history of and [particular] episodes in his reign; a picture of his throne and wives and the princes and emirs on the occasion of his ascending the throne of the Khanate; an account of the battles he fought and the victories he gained
HISTORY OF GUYUK KHAN took refuge in his protection. Fatima had an old grudge against Mahmud Yalavach, whom Qa'an had appointed sahib-divan. Biding her time, she nominated a man called 'Abd al-Rahman in his stead and sent Oqal Qprchi along with him as ambassador to arrest Yalavach and bring him back with his nokers. When the ambassadors arrived, Yalavach came in with a cheerful face and performed the ceremonies of honor and respect. For 2 days he detained them with acts of kindness saying, "Today, let us drink a draught and tomorrow we will hear the terms of the yarligh." But in secret he was preparing for flight. Oqal Qprchi ordered his nokers to be arrested and imprisoned. Yalavach instructed them to make an outcry against him and exclaim: "We are informers against Yalavach. For what crime have you arrested and imprisoned us? We have prayed to God for such a day as this." On the third night, Yalavach plied the ambassadors with drink until he had made them completely intoxicated and put them to sleep. Then he fled with a few horsemen to Koten and was secure from their evil. Both he and Chinqai made Koten their asylum and were enveloped in his favor. The next day, when Oqal Qprchi learnt of Yalavach's flight, he released the nokers from their bonds and set off in pursuit of Yalavach. When he came to Koten he delivered his mother's edict that Yalavach was to be arrested and brought back. At his heels there came another messenger on the same errand. Koten said: "Tell thy mother: 'The kite that takes refuge in a thicket from the talons of the falcon is safe from its enemy's fury. Since these men have sought refuge with us, to send them back is remote from the rules of chivalry. A quriltai is shortly to be held. I shall bring them thither myself, and their crime can be investigated in the presence of kinsmen and emirs and they can be punished and chastised accordingly.'" She sent messengers several times again, and Koten excused himself in the same manner. And when the Emir Mas'ud Beg, who was governor of the countries of Turkistan and Transoxiana, observed this state of affairs he too thought it inadvisable to remain in his own territory and saw fit to hasten to the Court of Batu. And Qara Oghul and Orq'ina Khatun and some others of Chaghatai's wives had sent Qurbagha Elchi along with the Emir Arghun Aqa into Khurasan to arrest Korgiiz. When the Emir Arghun brought Korgiiz and he was put to death, he was sent to Khurasan as Korgiiz's successor. 177
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FOREWORD This is the first of a pro
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CONTENTS Introduction I 1 BEGINNING
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THE AUTHOR Rashld al-Din Fadl Allah
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APPENDIX Boyle 1968 J. A. Boyle: "T
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TABLE I. THE GREAT KHANS AND THE YU
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Abachi, son of Mongke-Temiir, 109 A
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tJgechi, 108 Uhaz-Merkit, 18 Uighur
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