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Inanç Bey
Inanç Bey was a Turkish frontier lord in western Anatolia who gave his name to the Inançid beylik, centred on Ladik near ancient Laodicea, modern Denizli. The beylik lay on the trade road through the Meander valley and was known for gold-embroidered cotton textiles described by Ibn Battuta.
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