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Chupan
Chupan was a powerful Mongol military commander, or amir, in the Ilkhanate in the early fourteenth century. He held effective power during the minority of Abu Sa'id, who came to the throne in 1317. His family founded the Chupanid dynasty, one of the successor states that emerged after the Ilkhanate fragmented.
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