Baitulu, chief of Tumats, withdraws from obedience, 88.
Banias, a castle in Syria, 219.
Barans, defeated by Temudjin, 41.
Bardjuk, chief of the Uigurs, receives Jinghis Khan’s envoy, 76;
about to marry the daughter of Jinghis, 323.
Bartan, grandfather of Temudjin, 10;
his death, 15.
Batra, grandson of Chingkin, 384;
sets out for Shang tu, 385;
proclaimed Emperor; takes the title Byantu; appoints his son; his death, 386.
Batu, son of Juchi; Khan of the Golden Horde; loiters, 316;
calls a Kurultai, 317;
sends troops to escort Mangu to the Kurultai, 318;
his death, 282.
Bar Hebraeus, a historian, 273.
Bayan, receives command, 345;
captures Yang lo, 346;
sends Chang yu to make peace;
demands permission to continue hostilities, 348;
visits the Grand Khan, 349;
captures Chang chau, 350;
sends Empress and Emperor to Kubilai;
summoned to move on Kaidu, 352;
headquarters at Kara Kurum, 369;
declares for Timur; his death, 377.
Bedr ud din Lulu, Prince of Mosul, arranges for Syria to pay a tax, 179;
summoned by Hulagu;
his origin, 256.