Muhadhdhab al-Din ?

• from The First Encyclopaedia of Islam: 1913-1936 by E.J. Brill

His father Muhadhdhab al-Din Ali al-Dailami (in some sources, such as the Ta’rikhi Guzida, Mu’in al-Din is called “al-Kashi,” which implies origin from Kashan), had been a minister during the reign of Kaikhusraw II and had been able, after the battle of Kose Dagh (1243), to secure for a time the continuation of the Seljuk dynasty in Asia Minor, by his intercession with the Mongol general Baidju (Ibn Bibi, p. 243).