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alusur-13145	Barker, Hannah	The Tatars of the Sūdān: Race, Place, and Power in Ibn Saʿīd’s Geography	2025	36	.pdf	application/pdf	19807	1079	68	It involved a Tibetan woman whose baby was stolen by an eagle and nursed by a lioness.79 As an adult in human society, he was named Son of the Black Lion (Alb Qarā Arslān Biljikī or Farkh al-Asad al-Aswad).80 Ibn al-Dawādārī said that he had encountered this myth in The Book of the Great Ruling Father, a rare volume in the collection of his friend Amīn al-Dīn al-Ḥamawī in Bilbays, and that the volume attributed the myth to a person from Azerbaijan.81 On one hand, Ibn al-Dawādārī described this as a rare book containing a previously unknown story. 1–116: a complete manuscript, dated 714/1314–15, titled Kitāb al-Jughrāfiyyā fī al-aqālīm al-sabʿa wa-zād fīhi al-aṭwāl wa-l-ʿarūḍ ziyāda (The book of geography according to the seven climes and the extension in it of the longitudes and the latitudes), which belonged to Abū al-Fidā, 13.	cache/alusur-13145.pdf	txt/alusur-13145.txt