Chobanids

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The Chobanids were a 14th-century dynasty of Mongol origin that ruled parts of northwestern Iran and the South Caucasus following the decline of the Ilkhanate.

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Label Occurrences
Chobanids canonical 2
Chobanid dynasty 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Mongol dynasty
dynasty
post-Ilkhanid polity
capital Tabriz
conflictWith Golden Horde
Jalayirids
linked to: Jalayirid Sultanate

local Iranian dynasties
continent Asia
countryToday Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Iran
culturalInfluence Persianate court culture
currency dinar
ethnicOrigin Mongol
founder Hasan Kucek
governmentType monarchy
historicalCategory History of Azerbaijan
History of the Caucasus
Medieval Iranian dynasties
Mongol states
linked to: Chagatai Khanate
historicalEra Late Middle Ages
languageUsed Mongolian
Persian
militaryBasis Mongol tribal cavalry
namedAfter Chupan
notableCityControlled Maragha
linked to: Maragheh

Nakhchivan
Tabriz
notableRuler Hasan Kucek
Hasan-e Bozorg
linked to: Hasan Buzurg

Malek Asraf
partOf post-Mongol successor states in Iran
politicalStructure hereditary monarchy
predecessor Ilkhanate
linked to: Mongol Ilkhanate
regionRuled South Caucasus
northwestern Iran
religion Islam
Sunni Islam
sphereOfInfluence Arran
Azerbaijan region
linked to: Azerbaijan

parts of Kurdistan
startAfterEvent decline of the Ilkhanate
successor Jalayirid Sultanate
timePeriod 14th century
usedTitle khan
linked to: Khan

sultan

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Mongol Ilkhanate followedBy Chobanids
Sarbadars opposedBy Chobanids
Ilkhan successorState Chobanid dynasty
linked to: Chobanids