Gohar Nasab

• from Continuity and Change in Medieval Persia by Ann K.S. Lambton:

Gohar Nasab, who was a daughter of this marraige (i.e. Mahmud of Great Seljuq and Amir Siti Khatun), set out from Isfahan after the death of Mas’ud b. Muhammad in 547/1152 to join her brother Malik-Shah, who was in Khuzistan, taking with her money to enable him to raise an army to assert his claim to the throne. On the way the money was plundered by Ayaz, Muhammad b. Mahmud’s atabeg. Ravandi does not relate what happened to Gohar Nasab.