Sinanüddin Hızır Bey

Sinanüddin Hızır Bey was the Antalya ruler of the Teke branch of the Hamidid dynasty, a son of its founder Yunus Bey. Under his father and elder brother Mahmud he governed Korkuteli, building the Emir Sinaneddin Medrese there in 1319.

After Mahmud handed their uncle Dündar to the Chobanid Timurtash and fled to Cairo c. 1327, Hızır restored the Antalya beylik. In 1332 Doria found him holding twelve cities, twenty-five towers and eight thousand cavalry, and Ibn Battuta visited the ailing sultan there. His son Dadı Bey succeeded him.