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Amir Chupan
Amir Chupan (c. 1270–1327) was the most powerful military noble and statesman of the late Ilkhanate, from a Mongol amir family.…
Timeline
- c. 1270–1316Ilkhanate · IlkhanateRose at the khan's court through military merit and family influence, taking part in operations against Turkmen polities and frontiers in Anatolia, gradually gaining key military and political posts.
- 1316–1327Tabriz · East Azerbaijan ProvinceAfter Abu Sa'id ascended the throne as a child, Chupan monopolized power under the guise of regency, placing relatives in key posts and controlling virtually the entire khanate's administration and military.
Sources
- The Cambridge History of Iran, Volume 5: The Saljuq and Mongol Periods — J. A. Boyle et al. (1968)
- Encyclopaedia of Islam, Second Edition: Čobān