Kingdoms of Anatolia - Jalayirid Sultanate


Jalayirid Sultanate AD 1336 - 1432 The Jalayirids were a Mongol successor state to the Il-Khans. The founder had been the governor of Anatolia until the death of the Il-Khan Sultan Abu Said. Included in their territories were parts of the collapsed Turkic Sultanate of Rum, but the expanding Ottoman Turks had already taken much of the western Anatolian lands.
1336 - 1356	Tajuddin Hasan Buzurg	Ex-governor of Anatolia.
1356 - 1374	Uwais I
1374 - 1382	Jalaluddin Hussein I
1382 - 1410	Ghiyathuddin Hussein I
1382 - 1383	Bayazid
1387 - 1405	The Jalayirids are conquered by the Persian Timurids, and lose control of their vassals, the Black Sheep Emirate. The sultanate is re-established after the death of Timur.
1410 - 1411	Shah Walad
1411 - 1415	Mahmud
1415 - 1421	Uwais II
1421 - 1422	Mohammed
1422 - 1424	Mahmud
1424 - 1432	Hussein II
1432	The sultanate is finally conquered by the Black Sheep Emirate.

Middle East Kingdoms