Overview
Sulayman, son of Da'ud and grandson of Ibrahim Tamghach Khan, held the throne of Samarkand for a short time in 1097. Little more is known about him.
Rise to Power
After Ahmad's execution in 1095 the throne changed hands quickly under Seljuk oversight. Older lists place a khan named Mas'ud before Sulayman, from 1095 to 1097; the coin record does not confirm him.
Rule and Achievements
- Ruled Samarkand in 1097 as a Seljuk vassal
Legacy
He was replaced within the year by Mahmud. His son Muhammad later ruled Samarkand for nearly thirty years as Arslan Khan.