Timurtash

Ala al-Din Timurtash (c. 1298–1328) was the second son of Amir Chupan and governor of Anatolia from 1319. In 1321–1322 he declared independence and allied with the Mamluks, but submitted when his father marched against him. From 1324 he attacked the Anatolian beyliks, killing Dündar and, around 1326, Süleyman II, whose body he threw into Lake Beyşehir.

After Chupan's fall in 1327 he fled to Mamluk Egypt, where Sultan al-Nasir Muhammad welcomed him, then had him executed on 12 August 1328 and sent his head to Abu Sa'id.