791 AH, 07/10
Al-malik al-Manṣūr then invested Quṭlūbughā al-Ṣafawī (one of the four amirs designated for the journey to Syria) as amir of arms; Tumāntamur al-ʾAsrafī as raʾs nawbat al-nuwab; ʾAsandamur ibn Yaʿqūb Shāh as amir of the council; ʾAlṭunbughā al-Ḥalabī as dawādār kabīr; and Tukā al-ʾAshrafī as raʾs nawba thānī with an emirate of 100. ʾIlyās al-ʾAshrafī as amir of the horse, ʾArghūn Shāh al-Sayfī as raʾs nawba thālith, and Tamurbughā al-Manjakī as raʾs nawba rābiʿ, were each given an emirate of 40. Quṭlūbughā al-ʾArghūnī was appointed ʾustādār, and Jaqmaq shādd al-sharābkhānāh (superintendant of the buttery), while Tumān Tamur, raʾs nawba, was invested with the additional office of controller of the Manṣūrī Hospital, and ʾAlṭunbughā al-Ḥalabī al-dawādār with that of controller of trust properties (naẓr al-ʾaḥbās).