Al-Mustani, son of Iskya Dawud, then they deposed him and appointed Aska Mad al-Barrak, son of Dawud, son of Amad. Then came Aska al-Hajj, then Ismail, son of Ad Sark Ajji, and went with his brother. And Wud went to Nukt, and he was deposed. And al-Sulmata came, then his brother al-Dhakki came from Tikk. And he was deposed and took charge, and he is the one in charge today. As for the first sultans of the Magharin Tuareg who took charge under Aidim, they were Awsanb, son of Amad, son of al-Yamm, son of Aklifi. They were four males: al-Hajj Mahmud Bir, husband of Bit, Mahmud, and Abu Bakr Luwaysh, sons of Amad bin Aklanq. They grew up in Nukt until they reached maturity. Bir and Abu Bakr served Amad. As for Awsanb, he grew up in the lands of the sons of Sayyid Mud for the sake of reading knowledge. Then he met a bad end, may God protect us. He went out as a clear enemy to them and fought them in the fitna of the Qadi al-Mustafa. He destroyed their houses and sold his hereafter for his worldly life. They appointed him over their qibla after Magharin refused to obey them. Then Pasha Mud bin Zarqun came and told him that he wanted to appoint his son Aknazar over those who were at the head of the water from his tribe, and he himself would take charge of those who were in the Qubba region. He bribed him for this. He divided their tribute, which was one thousand mithqal, into five hundred mithqal for each of the two groups. When the aforementioned Awsanb died, he was succeeded by his nephew Mud, then Mud, Kunn, then Armasht, then al-Ikhtar, then Mud, son of Amad, son of Wushtafan, who is the one in charge today. As for Aknazar, he is in charge until the year nine hundred and one thousand. Pasha Sulayman, when he imprisoned bin Yusuf al-Ahmasi, who was the commander at that time, appointed his brother Yak to the authority. He remained in charge for one year, then due to his inability to carry out that authority, Aknazar was returned. And the reason for bin Yusuf al-Ahmasi's appointment was that he was appointed over the workers of the land of Ashajudar, and he was the عامل (amil) of al-Al. And he appointed ten workers, and he is the one who collects the land tax from them. 1250:12