The Fall of Amir Chupan and the Decline of the Ilkhanate, 1327-37: A Decade of Discord in Mongol Iran

Abu Sa'id Abu Sa'id's reign Abu'l-Fida Ahri al-Jazari al-Maqrizi al-Muqri al-Nuwairi al-Safadi al-Yusufi Album/I Alghu Ali-Padshah army Arpa Arpa Ke'ün Arpa's Aubin Baghdad Khatun battle brother Chichek Chinggisid Chupan Chupanids confirmed court daughter death of Abu defeat Dhu'l-Hijja Dilshad Khatun Dimashq Khwaja Diyarbakr Esen-Qutlugh execution fall of Chupan Faryumadi fled Hafiz-i Abru Hajji Khatun Hajji-Taghai Hasan Herat Hülegü Ibn Bazzaz Ibn Fath-Allah Ilkhanate Ilkhanid Inner Asia Iran Jalayirid Kashani Khurasan Khurasanian Khwaja Lu'lu killed Küregen later Mahmud-Shah Injü Mamluk Mamluk sources mentions Misr Khwaja Mongol Mufaddal Muhammad Beg Muhammad Piltan Musa Khan Musafir Mustaufi Narin Taghai Nikruz noyans Oirats Öljeitü ordu Özbek Khan Padshah Persian sources quriltai Qushchi Rashid al-Din reign of Abu revolt ruler Safi al-Din Samarqandi Sati Beg says senior amir Shabankara'i Shaikh Shaikh-'Ali Shaikh-Hasan Shams al-Din Simnani Soyurghan Sultan Sultan-Shah Sultaniyya Sutai Tabrizi Taghai Temür Tashtemür tümen vizier