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Mehmed Chakhshadan was Bey of
Germiyan from 1340 to 1361. He
retook Kula and
Angir from the
Catalan Company. Varlık 1996, pp. 33–35. Varlık,
Mustafa Çetin...
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contemporary historians. He was
succeeded by his son Mehmed,
nicknamed Chakhshadan.
During the 11th century, much of West Asia was
subject to
Seljuk rule...
- son Mehmed,
nicknamed Chakhshadan,
details about whose rule are
largely unknown.
Suleiman was the
elder son of
Mehmed Chakhshadan, the
second Bey of Germiyan...
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Government Monarchy Bey • 1300–1340 Yaʿqūb I • 1340–1361 Muḥammad
Chakhshādan • 1361–1387 Sulaymān Shāh • 1387–1429 Yaʿqūb II
Historical era Late Medieval...
- after.
Yakub II was
succeeded by his son
Mehmed (r. 1340–61),
nicknamed Chakhshādan,
details about whose rule are
largely unknown. His son,
Suleiman Shah...
