Tegüder

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Tegüder (also known as Ahmad Tegüder) was a 13th-century Ilkhanid ruler of Persia who converted to Islam and briefly reigned as a Mongol khan.

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instanceOf 13th-century monarch
Ilkhanid ruler
convert to Islam
alsoKnownAs Ahmad Tegüder
linked to: Ahmad Tekuder
birthCentury 13th century
conflictWith Arghun
convertedTo Islam
countryRuled Ilkhanate
linked to: Mongol Ilkhanate

Persia
deathCause execution
deathDate 1284
deathPlace Ilkhanate
linked to: Mongol Ilkhanate
dynasty Ilkhanid dynasty
linked to: Mongol Ilkhanate
ethnicGroup Mongol
father Hulagu Khan
linked to: Hülegü Khan
house House of Hulagu
mother Abaqa Khan’s concubine
nobleFamily Borjigin
notableFor being the first Ilkhanid ruler to adopt Islam as official faith
policy reduced support for pro-Christian factions at Ilkhanid court
sought closer relations with Mamluk Sultanate
positionHeld Ilkhan of Persia
linked to: Ilkhan
predecessor Abaqa Khan
regnalName Ahmad
reignEnd 1284
reignStart 1282
religion Islam
religionBeforeConversion Buddhism
successor Arghun

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