Akce Eretnid 'Ala al-Din 'Ali Bey Konya

The Eretnid dynasty occupied an awkward political space in Anatolia — nominally vassals of the Ilkhanids, then briefly clients of the Mongol successor states, before consolidating genuine independence in central Anatolia around Sivas and Kayseri. 'Ala al-Din 'Ali Bey ruled during the dynasty's terminal decline, a period when Eretnid authority was effectively administered by the powerful vizier Kadı Burhaneddin, who would eventually seize power outright in 1381 and found his own state.

Konya as a mint city carried residual prestige from its Seljuk past. Album 2324A is among the rarer Eretnid types in the series.