Yakhshi Khan

Yakhshi Khan
Yakhshi Khan
Amir al-'Azam; Sultan al-'Azam;
	Undated coin minted by Yakhshi Khan.
Bey of Karasi
Reign	c. 1328 – 1332
Predecessor	Karasi Bey; Demir Khan
Successor	Beylerbey Chelebi
Died	Before 1345
Issue	Beylerbey Chelebi; Yakub; Ajlan (?);
Father	Karasi Bey
Religion	Islam

Shuja al-Din Yakhshi Khan was Bey of Karasi from c. 1332 to 1341.^[3]

Claude Cahen suggested Yakhshi Khan was the same person as Dursun attested to by Ottoman sources. ^[4]

References

1 2 Foss 2022, p. 207.
↑ İsmail Hakkı Uzunçarşılı (2015). Osmanlı Tarihi 1. Türk Tarih Kurumu. p. 84. ISBN 978-9751600110.
↑ Zachariadou 1991, p. 235.
↑ Cahen & de Planhol 1978.

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