Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan

Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan (1305–1335) was the ninth Ilkhan of Persia, succeeding his father Öljaitü in 1317 as a boy. The emir Chupan long ruled in his name; in 1319 they crushed a revolt and repelled Özbeg of the Golden Horde, earning him the title Bahadur.

In 1327 he overthrew Chupan, who was strangled at Herat, and married his daughter Baghdad Khatun. Marching against another Özbeg invasion, he died at Karabakh in December 1335 without an heir, and the Ilkhanate fell apart.