[764] Shehabeddin, 350, 357, 372. Cf. Hertzberg, 471. [765] Shehabeddin, 361; Ibn Batutah, ii. 343-7; _Bibl. de l’École des Chartes_, 2e série, i. 325; Hammer, i. 90, 309-11; Clavijo, 20 vº. [766] Ibn Batutah, ii. 339. [767] Ashikpashazadé, Vatican MS., 33. [768] Hadji Khalfa, _Djihannuma_, 617, 1807-9. It is curious that Hadji Khalfa does not mention the famous potteries of Kutayia. [769] Persian letter in collection of Feridun, Bibl. Nat., fonds turc no. 79, p. 18. [770] Shehabeddin, Paris MS., fonds arabe no. 583, fol. 144 rº-vº; Ibn Batutah, ii. 270-1; Hammer, ii. 133, xvii. 98; Schéfer, preface to his edition of Bertrandon de la Broquière, lxi. For expedition of Bayezid against, Phr. i. 26, p. 82; Ducas, 18-19; Chalc. ii, pp. 64-6. [771] Panaretos, 49, 52. [772] Hammer, v. 28. [773] Shehabeddin, 358, 366. In speaking of the propinquity of Denizli and Marmora, one wonders if Mas-Latrie has not confused the Scamander and Maeander rivers. Both of these rivers are called Menderes in Turkish. [774] Its last emir died without issue in 1425. M. de Ste. Croix, in _Acad. des Inscriptions_, nouv. série, ii. 569-75; Hammer, i. 300-1, xvii. 98; Ducas, 18, p. 79; Lane-Poole, _Coins in British Museum_, 33-4. [775] Mordtmann, in _Zeitschrift d. m. G._, lxv (1911), p. 105. [776] See above, p. 225. [777] Shehabeddin, 360. [778] Shehabeddin, 367. [779] Clavijo, fol. 6 vº, 60 vº. [780] Mas-Latrie, in _Bibl. de l’École des Chartes_, 5e série, v. 219-31, quoting _Pacta_, vi. 129 vº, and _Commem._, ii. 231, iii. 374. [781] Cf. St. Pierre de Thomas, in Bollandist Coll. [782] The currency of Byzantine money among the maritime emirates of Asia Minor demonstrates this. See Makrisi, 7, and Stickel, in _Zeitschrift der deutschen morgenländischen Gesellschaft_, viii. 837-9. [783] Shehabeddin, 339, 360, 368-9; Ibn Batutah, ii. 313; _Commemor._, ii. 231; Greg. xi. 2, p. 530; xv. 5, p. 763; Cant. ii. 29-30, pp. 480-4; iii. 96, pp. 591-6; Ducas, 18, p. 79; Hadji Khalfa, _Djihannuma_, fol. 1820; for relations of Genoese and Byzantines with, Sauli, i. 256-7; for coins, Schlumberger, 479-81; Lane-Poole, _Bodleian_, 12; _British Museum_, 31-2. [784] ‘Aussi y est Satalie, située en rivages maritimes de Cilicie: d’où a prins son nom le Goulphe de Satalie, anciennement appelé Issa: et a présent la Iasse et en cest endroit Alexandre vainquit Daire ...’ Nicolay, 148. This passage, which shows Adalia confused with Adana, would have helped Bruun in his note on p. 123 of the Hakluyt edition of Schiltberger. [785] In Bibl. Nat., Paris, MS. fonds turc no. 62, there is a marginal note in Armand’s handwriting which terminates thus: ‘La dynastie des Seljuks de Rum finit en la personne de Kaï Kobad, fils de Feramorg, fils de Kaï Kaous le 14e qui aye regné qui fut exterminé lui et _toute sa race_ par Gazankhan.’ This view was taken by several Orientalists of Armand’s day, but there is good authority for Ghazi Tchelebi’s ancestry.