Salim Khan Shams al-Dinlu was an early 17th-century
Safavid military leader and official of
Turkoman origin. A member of the Shams al-Dinlu tribe, of which he was the leader for numerous years, he served as the governor (hakem) of
Akhaltsikhe (Akhesqeh, also spelled as Akheshkheh), the provincial capital of
Samtskhe (also known as Meskheti, Masq, or Meshkhia), from 1623 to 1627. Apart from this post, he also served as the governor of the Shams al-Dinlu tribal district in the
Karabagh Province for numerous years. His son Ismail (Esma'il) succeeded him in 1629 as both the head of the tribe as well as the governor of the Shams al-Dinlu district.
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