Ghazan Khan

Ghazan Khan was a ruler of the Mongol Ilkhanate in Persia from 1295 to 1304. He is notable for converting from traditional Mongol shamanism to Islam, which helped foster stability and unify his kingdom. Ghazan implemented reforms in administration and law, promoted economic growth through trade, and supported cultural development. His leadership marked a turning point in Mongol rule in Persia, blending Mongol traditions with Persian culture, and helped to strengthen the Ilkhanate during a period of significant change and renewal.