Hamidids

The Hamidids were a Turkish beylik in the lakes district of southwestern Anatolia, first centred on Uluborlu. In 1337 Hızır, son of the founder Dündar, ruled its core lands around Eğirdir.

After Karamanid attacks, Hüseyin sold Akşehir, Beyşehir and other towns to the Ottoman sultan Murad I for eighty thousand gold pieces in 1374, keeping Isparta and Eğirdir. Bayezid I annexed the diminished beylik in 1391, turning it into the Ottoman Sanjak of Hamid.