Emblem description: Upper and lower fields blank, central field with a cup
Known emblem:
- A madrasa/mausoleum in Jerusalem
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 228-229
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Shaykh (815/1412-824/1421)
Here is a list of objects and monuments displaying the emblem of sultan Shaykh, both during his times as emir and sultan.
Emiral emblem description: Blank upper field, central field with a cup charged with two cups, lower field with a cup
Known emblem:
- East door of the main mosque (Damascus)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 200-202
Nawrūz al-Ḥāfiẓī (d. 817/1414)
Emblem description: Upper field with two buqja-s, central and lower field with a cup
Known emblems:
- The main mosque (Damascus)
- The Citadel (Damascus)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 172-174
Duqmāq (d. 808/1405)
Emblem description: Blank upper field, central and lower fields with a cup
Known emblem:
- City gate (Aleppo)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 115-116
Alṭunbughā al-Māridīnī (d. 744/1343)
Emblem description: Red upper field, white lower field with red cup
Known emblem:
- A glass lamp (Cairo)
- Bronze revetments
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 63-64
Qijlīs (d. 731/1330)
Emblem description: Red upper and lower fields, self-colored central field with a black scimitar
Known emblem:
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 189-190
Qarāsunqur (d. 728/1328)
Emblem description: Polo-sticks on a unique field
Known emblems:
- A madrasa (Cairo)
- A public fountain (Aleppo)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 183-184
Qānībāy al-Jarkasī (d. 866/1462)
Emblem description: Red upper field with a blue scimitar, gold central field with a with pen-box, green lower field with a red cup between a white pair of horns
Known emblems:
- A mosque (Cairo)
- A glass lamp
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 176-178
Muqbil al-Rūmī (d. 837/1433)
Emblem description: Gold upper field with a self-colored pen-box, gold central field with a self-colored cup, self-colored lower field with a good cup charged with a buqja OR Gold upper field with a buqja, gold central field with a cup, gild lower field with maybe a cup
Known emblem:
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 167-168
Manjak al-Yūsufī (d. 776/1375)
Māmāy al-Sayfī (d. 902/1497)
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
Known emblem:
- A palace (Cairo)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 153
Khāyrbak b. Bilbāy (d. 928/1522)
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
Known emblems:
- A mausoleum (Aleppo)
- A caravanserai (Aleppo)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 136-137
Jurjī al-Nāṣirī (d. 772/1370)
Emblem description: Red upper and lower fields, white central field with a red pen-box
Known emblem:
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 134-135
Jawhar al-Mu‘īnī (d. 905/1499 or 906/1500)
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
Known emblem:
- An ewer
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, p. 134
Aljāy al-Yūsufī (d. 775/1373)
Emblem description: Central field with a cup
Known emblem:
- A madrasa (Cairo)
Bibliography: Mayer, Saracenic Heraldry, 1933, p. 58-59