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BEGINNING OF THE HISTORY OF MONGKE QA.'AN until they died. As for their father, he was arrested in Badghis and taken to Batu to join his sons.61
THE SUCCESSORS OF GENGHIS KHAN *Biirilgitei62 Noyan with an army consisting of 10 lumens of valorous Turks to the frontiers of Ulugh-Taq,63 *Qanghai,64 and *Qum- Sengir,65 which lies between Besh-Baliiq and Qara-Qprum, so that from thence his nerge66 might join the nerge of Qpnquran67 Oghul, who was in the region of Qayaliq, and whose nerge stretched to the confines of Otrar. And he sent Moge Noyan68 to the frontier of the Qiirqiz and the Kem-Kemchi'ut6' with 2 lumens of troops. And to Oghul-Qaimish and Khwaja, who had not yet arrived, he sent Shilemun Bitikchi with the following message: "If you had no share with these men in this conspiracy it is essential for your happiness that you hasten to Court." When Shilemun had delivered his message, Khwaja Oghul was about to commit an abominable act upon him. But one of his wives, lower in rank than the rest but superior in wisdom and intelligence, prevented his intention and said: "It is the messenger's duty to deliver his message, and in no age have men molested the messengers [even] of rebels. How then can one make an attack upon an ambassador who has come from Mongke Qa'an? And by the killing of one person what harm can be done to his kingdom, especially as many evils will spring therefrom ? A sea of unrest and commotion will rage; the peaceful world will be set in confusion; the flame of calamity will flare up; and then repentance will be of no avail. Mongke Qa'an is the aqa and in the position of a father. We must go to him and obey his command." Khwaja listened to her loving advice with the ear of consent and showed honor and respect to Shilemun. He set out for Court accompanied by his wife, and by his good fortune in hearkening to advice he did not fall into the whirlpool of endless troubles but alighted in the courtyard of security. 62 The Pu-lin-chi-tai of the Yuan skih. See HWC, p. 246, note 9. 63 The " Great Mountain," in the region of the present-day Kobdo. 64 The Khangai mountain range. See HWC, p. 585, note 107 and p. 609, note 9. 65 See above, Section 2, p. 121, note 95. 66 On nerge, a variant form ofjerge, see Doerfer, I, p. 293. 67 This is the spelling of the name in Juvaini. Qpnqiran was the fourth son of Orda. See HWC, p. 585 and note 109; also above, p. 105. 68 Juvaim (HWC, p. 585) has Yeke Noyan. 69 The country (strictly speaking, the people) between the Kern (the Upper Yenisei) and its left-bank affluent, the Kemchik. This was the region then inhabited by the Qirqiz (Kirghiz) Turks. See HWC, p. 585, note no, Campagnes, p. 317, Khetagurov, pp. 150-51, andHambis 1956. 214
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APPENDIX Boyle 1968 J. A. Boyle: "T
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