Kapitan Lāwut married a lady of Slangan called Imbang, who descended from Raja Tabunaway, and begot a son called Qudrat, and a daughter called Gāyang, who married Nūni.
Qudrat married Raja Mampay and begot Tiduray. Tiduray married Myayū of Lwān and begot Paramāta Āsya, who was known as Baya-lābi.
He married again Angki, the daughter of Natīb Syām by his wife Sawākung of Puntiyābaq, and begot two sons—Barahamān, known as Minuli sa-Rakamatu-l-Lāh, and Jamālu-l-Ālam.
Barahamān married a woman of Tagmān named Panubāwun and begot four sons—Bāgas, also known as Raja Mūda; Anwāl, who was entitled Paduka Sari Sultan and surnamed Wapāt Batwa; Jarnīk, who was entitled Gūgū; and Sumana, who was Datu Ma-as; also four daughters—Ngway, Lūgung, Āwu, and Tundug. By Basing of Sangīr, the daughter of Makalindi and Timbang Sarību, he begot Manāmir, who was entitled Paduka Sari Sultan and surnamed Sahīd Wapāt; and Tubu-tubu, entitled Umar Maya; Magīnut; Ātika; and Pātima. By a Samal woman he begot Datu Sakalūdan Jamālu-d-Dīn and Manjanay. Raja Muda Bāgas begot Ampwan, Dāyang, and Bāyaw by a concubine. Jamālu-l-Ā’lam married Sīnal of Bwayan and begot a son, Banswīl, and a daughter, Karani. He also begot Īja, Īla, Āwū, Ampan, and Sayka-Datu Abdu-r-Rakūn.
Manāmir married Karani and Banswīl married Manjanay, all of whom are first cousins, the children of Barahamān and Jamālu-l-Ā’lam.
Part III
Amatunding married Gāyang, the sister of Qudrat, and begot Anta, Nāgu, and Umbūn and the daughters Pindaw, Dawa-dawa, Bāyu, Sāyib, and Umang. Umang was the grandmother of the sultan of Ramītan. Nāgu was the grandfather of the sultan of Tubuk. Anta was the grandfather of the Sultan Sarīp Ulu of Dissan. Umbūn was the grandfather of Makakuyung, the sultan of Tapurug. Umbūn begot Burwa. Burwa begot Māma and Nanak. Nanak begot Bnul, who married Baya Wata of Kabuntalan. Bnul left Baya Wata and went to Unayan with an understanding that unless he returned in forty days their marriage would be null. Bnul did not return, so Baya Wata married Timbang Sūlug, and soon after gave birth to Damda, whom she conceived by Bnul.
Mana, the brother of Nanak, married the daughter of the sister of the sultan of Sūlug and begot Datu Milbahar, Bantīlan, and Datu Adana.