Teke

Teke was a Turkmen beylik on Anatolia's Mediterranean coast, based at Antalya. Founded by Yunus of the Hamidid dynasty in 1321, it was ruled by his son Hızır, also called Sinânüddin, when Ibn Battuta visited in 1333.

Hızır's nephew Mehmed succeeded him in 1372, followed by Osman Çelebi. Bayezid I annexed Teke in 1391, but Timur restored Osman after his victory in 1402. The Ottomans retook the beylik in 1423. The Yivli Minare, built under the dynasty, marked Antalya's skyline.