Chavdar (tribe)
{{Short description|Tatar tribe in medieval Anatolia}}
Chavdar was a tribe of Tatars inhabiting western Anatolia in the 14th century. According to modern historian Faruk Sümer, the tribe's name was ultimately connected to Chavdar, a son of the Ilkhanid commander Alinaq Noyan who was active in Anatolia.{{sfn|Sümer|1969|p=13}} According to Ottoman sources, the tribe inhabited the region around Eskişehir at the time of Osman I ({{reign|1299|1323}}) and was headed by a certain Chavdaroghlu. The name of the town Çavdarhisar likely alludes to the tribe.{{sfn|Sümer|1969|p=118}} The tribe is known to have attacked the Ottomans in 1313 near Karacahisar.{{sfn|Varlık|1996|pp=33–35}}
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- {{cite journal |last=Sümer |first=Faruk |title=Anadolu'da Moğollar |trans-title=Mongols in Anatolia |url=https://isamveri.org/pdfsbv/D00113/1969/1969_SUMERF.pdf |journal=Journal of Seljuk Studies |year=1969 |publication-date=1970 |place=Ankara |publisher=Institute of Seljuk History and Civilization |isbn=9789751753601 |access-date=19 October 2023 |language=tr}}
- {{TDV Encyclopedia of Islam |first=Mustafa Çetin |last=Varlık |title=Germiyanoğulları |url=https://islamansiklopedisi.org.tr/germiyanogullari |year=1996 |volume=14 |pages=33–35}}