Ilyas Bey of Saruhan

Fakhr al-Din Ilyas Bey (d. 1362) succeeded his father Sarukhan as the second ruler of the Saruhanid beylik in 1345, ruling from Manisa. He stayed on good terms with the neighboring beyliks and the Genoese port of Phocaea.

In 1358, during the Byzantine siege of Phocaea, Ilyas feigned aid to the emperor while plotting to seize him at a hunt, but was arrested instead; his wife paid a ransom to free him. He died in 1362 and was succeeded by his son Ishak.