Felek al-Din Dündar Beg

Dündar Beg, called Felek al-Din (died 1324 or 1326), ruled the Hamidid beylik of southwestern Anatolia from about 1300. He moved his capital from Uluborlu to Eğirdir, rebuilt the city as Felekabad, and founded the Grand Mosque of Burdur.

Expanding during Ilkhanid internal strife, he seized Antalya and granted it to his brother Yunus, founder of the Teke branch. In 1321 he dropped Ilkhanid overlordship from his coins and took the title sultan. The Ilkhanid governor Timurtash later took Felekabad; Dündar fled to Antalya, was handed over by his nephew Mahmud, and was executed.