791 AH, 13/05
On the 13th the sultan invested the following amirs: Qarā Damurdāsh al-ʾAḥmadī al-Yalbughāwī to be ʾatābak al-ʿasākir in Egypt in succession to amir ʾAytamish al-Bajāsī because of his imprisonment in the Damascus citadel; Sūdūn Bāq, to be an amir of arms in succession to Qarā Damurdāsh; Qurqmās al-Ṭashtamurī to be great dawādār in succession to Yūnus al-Nawrūzī, killed by the hand of ʿAnqā, amir of the Āl Faḍl; Tamurbughā al-Manjakī to be great amir of the stable in successuion to Jārkas al-Khalīlī, killed at Damascus in the battle with al-Nāṣirī; Qarā Bughā al-Būbakrī to be amir of the council in succession to ʾAḥmad ibn Yalbughā because of the latter’s rebellion and submission to al-Nāṣirī; ʾĀqbughā al-Māridīnī to be great chamberlain in succcession to ʾAydakār al-ʿUmarī, who also had submitted to al-Nāṣirī. All the appointees went down from the citadel wearing their robes of honor and of appointment.
Then the sultan bestowed upon amir Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn Muḥammad ibn Tankiz al-Nāṣirī, former governor of Damascus, an emirate of 40; similarly upon Julbān al-Kumushbughāwī al-Khāṣṣakī al-Ẓāhirī