slave-girl he bought from Tankiz al-Husami, his governor in Syria. She had a brother named Amir Aqbugha. She was his favourite wife. Sayf al-Din Anuk (b. 8 April 1323, d. 31 August 1340) A daughter — m. 22 June 1331 to Baktamur al-Saqi Qutlughmalik (m. 1334) — Tankiz al-Husami's daughter, and Ahmad ibn Baktamur al-Saqi's widow. As-Salih Salih A daughter (b. 1339). Khawand Zadu — the sister of Sitt Tuluqartaqa, wife of Yalbugha al-Yahyawi. Another wife — the sister of Qawsun. Concubines: Narjis — Later, al-Nasir married her to Tuquzdamur al-Hamawi. After the latter's death in 1345, she was married to Arghun al-Isma'ili. She was buried in her own mausoleum in the City of the Dead. Al-Mansur Abu Bakr Ramadan (b. 1320, d. 27 February 1343) Jamal al-Din Yusuf (1320-1346) Bayad (b. 12 March 1385, d. 1330-31) — She was a songstress, had been a slave of Bahadur As, the ra's nawbah. She was later married to Maliktamur al-Sarjuwani. An-Nasir Ahmad Ardu — a Tatar woman, After al-Nasir's death, she was married to Aqsunqur al-Nasiri, in 1343, at the latter's request and finally to al-Kamil Sha'ban. Al-Ashraf Kujuk Kuda (d. 1341, was buried in her own mausoleum known as Sultaniyya Mausoleum in the Southern Cemetery, City of the Dead.) — a Tatar woman. After her death Ardu adopted her son Hasan. An-Nasir Hasan Tatar al-Hijaziyyah (d. 4 October 1399, buried in her mausoleum which was built by her in 1360) — m. Sayf al-din Tughaytamur al-Umari al-Nasiri on 5 June 1328, m. Maliktamur al-Hijazi in 1333, m. Tankizbugha in 1347 A daughter (by Tankizbugha) — m. Al-Ashraf Sha'ban A daughter (d. 1341) — m. Tankizbugha al-Maridani. Unnamed woman — was later married by al-Nasir to Arghun al-Ala'i. During Isma'il's reign, Kujuk was seen by her and her son as a potential contender for the throne. In September 1342, she accused Kujuk's mother, Ardu of having used sorcery to cause Isma'il's illness. In 1346, she was expelled from the Citadel by Sultan Al-Muzaffar Hajji. As-Salih Ismail Al-Kamil Sha'ban Zahra — m. Aqsunqur al-Nasir in 1347; m. Sayf al-Din Taz on 3 June 1351 A daughter (by Taz) — m. Al-Ashraf Sha'ban Another daughter (d. 1 March 1343) — m. before 1340 to Bahadur al-Damurdashi. Unnamed woman — was later married to Lajin al-Ala'i. He was compelled by Sultan Al-Kamil Sha'ban, during his reign, to divorce her. She was buried in her