Surgan

Surgan (c. 1320–1345) was a Chobanid prince, son of Amir Chupan and the princess Sati Beg. As governor of Karabakh he backed his nephew Hasan Kucek against the Jalayirids in campaigns of 1338 and 1340, receiving the government of Persian Iraq.

Angry at Hasan Kucek's treatment of his mother, he defected to Hasan Buzurg, but was defeated and imprisoned in Anatolia in 1341. Released after Hasan Kucek's murder in 1343, he fought Malek Ashraf for the Chobanid lands, lost in 1345, and was executed after fleeing to Baghdad.