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This tamgha belongs to the Turkish Oghuz clan called after Bayandur, one of the four sons of Kök-khan (himself one of the six sons of the legendary Oghuz-khan). In Rashid al-din's enumeration of tamghas, onghons (totems), and parts of meat allotted to each of the Oghuz clans, the tamgha of Bayandur looks like the part of the Arabic letter ص above the line (i.e. without its tail). This tamgha figures also on Aq-qoyunlu coins where it has a more stylized form.
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| Source | Minorsky, V. (1939). A Soyūrghāl of Qāsim b. Jahāngir Aq-qoyunlu (903/1498), Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, Volume 9, issue 4, pp. 927-960 | |||
| Author | Minorsky, V. | |||
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