Emblem description: Upper field blank, central field with a cup charged with a three-field bearing a buqja in the central one, lower field with a cup

Known emblem:

• Madrasa al-Ṣubaybiyya (Jerusalem)

Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 56

Emblem description: A tamga on a unique field

Known emblem:

• On the tomb of sultan Baraka Khān in Jerusalem

Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 158

Emblem description: Upper field blank, central and lower fields with a cup

Known emblem:

• Bāb Anṭākiyya in Aleppo

Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 146

Emblem description: Upper field blank, lower field with a cup

Known emblem:

• On an aqueduct in Hama (Syria)

Biblbiography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 224

Emblem description: Blue upper and lower fields, white central field with a red cup

Known emblem:

• A glass lamp

Bibliography: Mayer, “New Material for Mamluk Heraldry”, JPOS, vol. XVII, p. 61-62

Emblem description: Blank upper and lower fields, central field with a cup (or a buqja)

Known emblem:

• A tray-stand

Bibliography: Mayer, “New Material for Mamluk Heraldry”, JPOS, vol. XVII, p. 54-55

Emblem description: The emblem of his grandfather Qalāwūn

Known emblem:

• A passage of Ṣafadī: (كان يحمل رنك جدّه المنصور (قلاون

Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 65

Emblem description: Upper field with a buqja, central with a cup charged with a pen-box and an axe between a pair of horns, lower field with a cup.

Known emblem:

• On a khan al-Sabūn (Aleppo)
• On the khan Qurtbak (Aleppo)

Bibliography: Meinecke, Zur mamlukischen Heraldik, p. 269

Emblem description: Upper field with a buqja, central field with a cup charged with a pen-box between a pair of horns, lower field with a cup between two buqja-s

Known emblem:

• A decree in the main mosque (Hama)

Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 89-90