Naibe Türkan Hatun in Salghurids and the Administration of Atabeg Abiş Hatun

The Salghurids are a state established in Shiraz. The Salghurids who were affiliated to the Iraqi Seljuks and then Harezmşahs in the period of their establishment, recently controlled by the Ilkhanate. Ilkhanate domination in the Persian region started when Atabeg Abu Bekr Sa’d agreed to pay tribute and then continued. After the reign of Atabeg Abu Bakr and his son II., the process in which Turkan Hatun and his daughter Abiş Hatun took the leader, and the governors of Ilkhanate took over, began in the Salghurids. Turkan Hatun first took the office as the regent of her son Muhammed. Hatun followed the peace policy with the Ilkhanate during his regency. She also made her influence in the state administration, in being an atabeg of her son-in-law Muhammed-shah b. after the reign of his son Muhammad. Türkan Hatun, who dismissed him when her son-in-law Muhammed-shah wanted to keep her away from the administration, appointed Selçuk-shah b. Salgurshah as atabeg. However, the regency of Türkan Hatun ended when she was killed by her husband Selçuk-shah. The political mistakes of Selçuk-shah started the process of the collapse of the Salghurids. When he was killed in the Battle of Kazerun, Abiş Hatun, the last leader of the Salghurids, was appointed as the atabeg. During the reign of Atabeg Abiş, there was a struggle for authority between local administrators and Ilkhanate orders. In addition to the political and military struggles in the last period when the governors of Ilkhanate were effective, the financial robberies of Ilkhanate and the famine that lasted for 3 years caused a great shock. The dispute with Seyyid Imadeddin, the regent of Argun Han and the murder of Imadeddin, brought the end of the Salghurids. In the line with the orders of Argun Han, the notable people of Shiraz were put in trial and punished. Abiş Hatun fell ill and died a year later. With the death of Abiş Hatun, Salgurlu rule in the Persian region ended