...Dozib. Wafi. In his time, in Dozib. And in it, Al-Kahiyya Muhammad Al-Sulki took office, then was dismissed on Monday, the fifteenth of Jumada al-Ula, year eighty-four after a thousand. His tenure was a year and seven months.

Muhammad bin Bardwan Al-Malji, known as "The Month" in Ma' Barwan, took office after the governorship of Dhu Al-Nun bin Al-Hajj Al-Sharq, on Sunday, the twelfth of Rajab al-Fard, year ninety after a thousand. And his dismissal returned on the same day, the night of Thursday, the twenty-fifth of the month. Then he was reinstated by Pasha Zank Buzdad on Friday, the seventh of Rajab al-Fard, year ninety-five after a thousand. And he remained in office for three months, and died in the Sultanate on the night of Saturday, at the end of the night, the fourth of Dhu Al-Qa'dah al-Haram.

Muhammad bin Sheikh Ali Al-Dar'i took office after the dismissal of Dhu Al-Nun bin Al-Hajj, in the second year of his rule, and that was on the eleventh day of Rabi' al-Nabawi, year ninety-three after a thousand. And he was dismissed in the month of Shawwal, at the end of the aforementioned year. His tenure was eight months, and it was said to be five months.

Mansur bin Mas'ud bin Mansur Al-Zari, known as "The Commander" Sinir, took office after the dismissal of Commander Al-Abbas bin Sa'id Al-Amri, in the middle [14] of year ninety-nine after a thousand. And during this period, he moved with the army of Al-Masa' in Butul to Kuku, and expelled the Tuareg from it, and returned. When the Tuareg arrived, he killed their elders, and captured their children, their women, and their families.