Tini Beg

Tini Beg (died 1342) was briefly khan of the Golden Horde in 1341–1342. A son of Öz Beg Khan and Taydula Khatun, he was his father's designated heir and governed the White Horde from about 1328. When Öz Beg died in 1341, Tini Beg was fighting Chagatai raiders while his brother Jani Beg held Sarai.

On his way back in 1342 he was killed at Saray-Jük by emirs incited by his mother, who favored Jani Beg. Pope Benedict XII had once written urging him to convert to Christianity.