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

THE SUCCESSORS OF GENGHIS KHAN
Solangqa. 'Ala al-Din Finjan, the son of Husam al-Din Sam-Jing of
Almali'q, and Hasan Zo-Ching are stationed there.
Third—the shing of Goli and ,I5° which is a separate kingdom.
The ruler is called yang.1*1 Qubilai Qa'an gave him his daughter in
marriage. His son is one of the Qa'an's intimates, but he is not yang
there.1**
Fourth—the shing of the town of Namging.153 This is a large town in
the kingdom of Khitai on the bank of the River Qara-Moren: it is one
of the ancient capitals of Khitai.
Fifth—the shing of the town of Yangju,154 which is on the frontier of
Khitai. Toghan, the son of ,155 is stationed there.
Sixth—the shing of the town of Khingsai,156 which is the capital of
Manzi. 'Ala al-Din Finjan, the son of Saif al-Din Taghachar Noyan,
is stationed there together with a Khitayan nbker called Suching,
'Umar Finjan Manzitai, and Beg Khocha Finjan Tusi.
Seventh—the shing of the town of Fu-Ju,: 57 one of the towns of Manzi.
Formerly the shing was here and then it was transferred to Zaitun,^
but now it has been brought back. The governor at one time was
Zhen, the brother of Dashman, and is now the Emir 'Umar. Zaitun
is the port, of which the governor is Baha al-Din of Qunduz.
150 Blochet corrects the corrupt form to read Kokuli, that is, Kao-chii-li/Koguryo,
an old name for Korea. SeePoloI, pp. 234-35, an