Sultanum Begum Musullu b. 1516 d. 1593

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Events

1516 birth:

estimated 1531 child birth: ♂ Mohammad Khodabanda Safavi [Safavid] b. estimated 1531 d. 1596

before 1531 marriage: ♂ Tahmasp I Safavi [Safavid] b. 22 February 1514 d. 14 May 1576

13 May 1537 child birth: Qom, ♂ Ismail Mirza Safavi [Safavid] b. 13 May 1537 d. 24 November 1577

1593 death: Qazvin

Notes

Sultanum Begum was the daughter of Musa Sultan bin ‘Isa Beg Musullu (Bayanduri), of the Aq Quyunlu, governor of Azerbaijan. Like Tahmasp's mother Tajlu Khanum, Sultanum belonged to the Turcoman Mawsillu tribe and was a maternal third cousin of her husband.[2] Tahmasp had most likely married her around the time of his father, Ismail I's death. She became his principal wife and bore him two sons, including Mohammad Khodabanda who was born in 1532, during the early years of the Shamlu-Ustalju regency, when Tahmasp himself was only eighteen years old, and Ismail II, born in 1537.

Sultanum Begum had an independent royal court and her vizier was Khwaja Ibrahim Khalil. She owned the tiyul and muqarariyat (perpetual fixed assignation) payable on lands in Western Khurasan.

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