Princess Kurdujin Khatun

• From the Encyclopaedia Iranica page of Padshah Khatun:

Instead of accepting this decision, Pādšāh, allegedly on the instigation of her sister Bibi Tarkān, filed a complaint against Buqā Chingsāng, who had supported Soyurḡatmeš’s claim. This turned out to be a grave mistake. On Buqā’s request, she was married posthaste to Arḡun’s brother, Gayḵātu, and sent to Anatolia (Rum) with him (685/1286), thus removing her from the center of power, whereas Soyurḡatmeš was honored by marriage to Hülegü’s granddaughter Kürdüjin (Nāṣer-al-Din Monši p. 56, 71).

Made sole ruler of Fars by Abu Said Bahador after the death of Sultan Oljaitu, Mengu Timur's predecessor (ref. p. 25 of " Shiraz in the Age of Hafez: The Glory of a Medieval Persian City" By John Limbert