Baïdu (Ilkhan 1295)

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Bajdu (died 1295 ) - the ruler of the Ilkhanid dynasty , reigning in 1295.

He was the grandson of Hulagu , son of Taragaj [1] . He was connected with Iraq and showed great sympathy for Christianity. He took the throne in 1295. However, he did not receive the support of the majority of the emirs [2] . War broke out between him and Ghazan , the brother of the former Ilkhan. Ghazan's conversion to Islam was a decisive factor in the outcome of the civil war [3] . Thanks to this, he gained many supporters of Bajdu. After the six-month reign of Bajdu, he was executed on the orders of Ghazan (1295–1304).