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

BEGINNING OF THE HISTORY OF QUBILAI QA AN
He was captured along with Nomoghan and after awhile sent [back]
to the Qa'an.
Tenth son of Qubilai Qa'an—Qutluq-Temur
His mother's name is unknown. He was born in the year in which
Ariiq Boke rebelled against the Qa'an. He died when he was twenty
years of age. He was married but had no children.
Eleventh son of Qubilai Qa'an—Toghan
He was born of Baya'ujin Khatun, the daughter of Boraqchin of the
Baya'ut people. He was called Laujang. In the province of Manzi,
which is called Machin, there is a great city called Jingju,17 a province
of nearly 10 tiimens. The Qa'an allotted this to him.
Twelfth son of Qubilai Qa'an
He was born of Nambui Khatun, the daughter of Nachin Kiiregen.
The Qa'an married [her] a year after the death of Chabui Khatun.
He brought her to his yurt and ordo, for she was Chabui Khatun's
cousin.
The genealogical table of the above mentioned sons is as shown here.
17 As Pelliot suggests, this must be the same as Yangju (see below, p. 282), that is,
Yangchow in Kiangsu.
18 Blank in the MSS.
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