Turan-Shah has succeeded in acquiring his own…

Turan-Shah has succeeded in acquiring his own territory in Yemen but has clearly done so at the expense of his power in Cairo.

Saladin has rewarded him rich estates in Yemen as his personal property.

Turan-Shah did not feel comfortable in Yemen however, and repeatedly asked his brother to transfer him.

In 1176, he obtains a transfer to Syria, which he will governed from Damascus.

In addition, he is given large fiefs in Baalbek that used to belong to his father Najm ad-Din Ayyub.

Upon leaving Yemen, the administrator of his estates here is unable to promptly transfer the revenue from his properties to Turanshah.

Instead, he leaves Turanshah roughly two hundred thousand dinars in debt, but this is paid off by Saladin.