11 sons and a daughter: Khalilullah I – d. 1465, succeeded him as Shirvanshah. Prince Kayumars – d. circa 1412 imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf, pardoned and returned to Ibrahim, but becoming suspicious of possible conspiracy against himself, Kayumars was executed, which triggered Battle of Chalagan Prince Gazanfar – b. 1398, d. 1443, imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan, was acting as the governor of Baku during the absence of Khalilullah I. Prince Kayqubad – rebelled against Khalilullah I in 1425, executed by Shahrukh Mirza. Prince Ishaq – rebelled against Khalilullah I in 1425, executed by Shahrukh Mirza. Prince Asadullah – imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan. Prince Manuchihr – imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan, later was in service of Shahrukh Mirza. Prince Abdurrahman – imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan. Prince Nasratullah – imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan. Prince Hashim – imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan, rebelled against Khalilullah I in 1425, executed by Shahrukh Mirza. Prince Farrukhzad – imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan. Princess Lal Bi Tukmak – married to Timur's son Umar Shaikh Mirza I in c. 1387 Popular culture There is a street in Shamakhy named after him. He was played by Samandar Rzayev in the 1973 film Nesimi. References Sources 14th-century Iranian people 15th-century Iranian people 1418 deaths Monarchs taken prisoner in wartime