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Qutlugh Terken Khatun
Qutlugh Terken Khatun was ruler of Kerman in southern Iran from 1257 to 1282, the widow of the Qutlugh-Khanid ruler Qutb al-Din Muhammad. Governing as a vassal of the Ilkhanate, she was remembered for justice, irrigation works and building. Her daughter Padishah Khatun married the Ilkhan Abaqa and later ruled Kerman herself.
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