Möngke Temür

Möngke Temür (23 October 1256 – 26 April 1282) was the youngest son of the Ilkhan Hulagu by an Oirat wife. In 1266 Abaqa placed him on the Caucasus frontier against the Golden Horde. Betrothed at five to Abish Khatun of Shiraz, he married her in 1272 and helped govern Fars.

In 1281 he led an army against the Mamluk sultan Qalawun in Syria, was wounded, defeated, and fled to Mosul. Abaqa's chosen heir, he died suddenly in April 1282, days after his brother. His son Anbarchi was accused of revolt and died in 1294.