Hajji Taghay

Hajji Taghay was the second ruler of the Sutayids, a Mongol dynasty founded by his father, Emir Sutay, a commander of Ilkhan Ghazan that held Diyar Bakr and the Jazira. When Sutay died in 1332, Hajji Taghay inherited his fiefs around Amid.

He led the dynasty through the collapse of Ilkhanate rule, repeatedly fighting the Oirat tribes and allying himself with the Jalayirids. In 1343 he was killed by his own nephew, Ibrahimshah, who rose against him with Chupanid backing.