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Honest mistake. I remembered that he was also mentioned in Eretna's article, and added the link there. And then I forgot to do the same here. There are some significant sources with him as their sole focus: [1][2] I absolutely think he is notable, and I will probably create his article soon. Aintabli (talk) 10:57, 16 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Gloss atabeg, uch bey, faqihs, mevlevihane (for this I would even recommend using only a description, e.g. 'the lodge of the Mevlevi Sufi order' or similar)
Done
He was granted control of Kastamon last person mentioned is Yavlak Arslan
It should have been Yaman. Fixed.
Upon the death of Suleiman's father can you add a date? And since his identity as Suleiman's father is established, I would suggest repeating his full name.
No, I don't think there's an exact year when he presumably died. I've mentioned Yaman again.
Can you give some context on Eflani's location relative to Kastamonu? Near, far? West, south, east?
Done
For the average reader, it may be unclear where Mahmud ruled over (i.e., the regnal dates could be misconstrued as referring to Kastamonu)
I've mentioned that he was the leader of the local Chobanids dynasty and moved the regnal interval after that remark.
until its last head's demise, Ilkhan Abu Sa'id (r. 1316–35) ' until the demise of its last ruler, Ilkhan Abu Sa'id (r. 1316–35)'
Suleiman vassalized Mu'in al-Din Parwana's son Ghazi Chelebi of Sinop if Ghazi Chelebi warrants an article of his own, then redlink him and avoid mentioning his father; otherwise perhaps something like 'Suleiman vassalized Ghazi Chelebi of Sinop, son of Mu'in al-Din Parwana. After Gahzi's death...'
Done
Localize Sinop and Safranbolu relative to Kastamonu
Done
as-Sultānu'l-a'zam needs to be included in the usual transliteration template (Persian afaict), and a gloss provided ('the Great Sultan')
It should be Arabic. Added translations.
formidable in what? Appearance? As a scholar or mighty ruler?
It's unclear, and it's actually somewhat a translation of the text, so I've added quotes.
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