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trl [Türk], Yemek, Ḳīrḳīz, Ḳarluḫ, Çigil, Anmur [Eymür], Ḫarluḫ, Ḳınıḳ
Yaġı, Salul [Salur], Ḫalc [Ḫalaç], Oġuz, Ḫıta, Ġay [Ḳay], Orus, Ḳay
Oran, Nuḫsı [Tuḫsı], Tibet, Ḳara Tibet, Ṣuḳlab, Kimçi, Kaimāk
Ḫazar, Ḳara Ḫazar, Ḫafçaḳ [Ḳıpçaḳ], Altı Küçet, Peçeneg, Oġul [Oġur]
Satıḳ, Sutuḳ, Tatār, Ḳara Tatār, Ḳınḳlı [Ḳanḳlı], Bārġu, Ġuz, Ḳaraġor
Tuġuzġuz, Yaġma, Erekün [Üregir], Ḳayıḳ, Ṣalġır, Yazġır, Rügür [Düker], Bayandur
Alayandulıḳ, Oġur, Tuġraḳ, Bayat, Tuturġa, Doçiran
Suyıḳ, Yabaġu, Afşar, Bekriz, Begdili, İḳbā, Atquq
Luʿuztara, Urul, Lertilek, Basmıl, Āl-Barsḫan
Author: Fakhr-i Mudabbir (Fakhr al-Din Muhammad ibn Mansur Mubarak Shah al-Qurashi), a Persian author active at the courts of the Ghaznavids, Ghurids, and Delhi Sultanate, especially under Qutb al-Din Aibak (1150–1210) and Shams al-Din Iltutmish (1192–1236).
Source (Page 47): Tarikh-i Fakhruddin Mubarakshah (also associated with his genealogical work Shajara-ye ansab / Baḥr al-ansāb).