The legend of this story continue on to state that the Sultans who immigrated from Persia to Comoros lived happily in Mbajini area in the Islands of Comoros and married the daughters of their hosts, the Jinns. The King of this clan, who gave his daughters in marriage to the Sultans, asked them to board their boats and start moving around the islands, starting from Mbajini in the Grand Comoro. Each was given a Cock (hen) and was told when the bird crows (cockdoddle doo) at a place they were, immediately they should set camp at the spot and make their dynasty there, make family and have a living. The first cock crows right there at Mbajini; thus, the first son of the King with the royal daughter he married made their home at that spot. The second bird crows at Iconi; thus the second sultan with his wife made their camp there. It went on like that through Itsandara, Mbude, Mitsamihuli, Hambu, Hamehame etc