Ajlan Bey

Ajlan Bey was a prince of the Karasid Turkoman dynasty in northwestern Anatolia, described in Ottoman sources as a son of Karasi Bey. He died around 1335, leaving two sons, one of them Dursun.

After Ajlan's death, Dursun fled to the Ottoman Sultan Orhan. He offered him the Karasid domains, leading to their capture and his brother's surrender. The historian Claude Cahen suggested that Ajlan was another name for Karasi Bey himself, identifying the rival sons as Demir Khan and Yakhshi Khan.