He also commanded an army during Ghazan's war against Baydu in 1295.[5] He was one of the executioners of vizier Sadr al-Din Zanjani with Qutlughshah on 30 April 1298. The next year he was sent with emir Qutlughshah to quell Sulamish's revolt in Anatolia. Sutai led a rear guard composed of 15,000 soldiers[6] and won a victory after a decisive battle on 27 April 1299 near Akşehir (modern Suşehri).[7] After quelling the rebellion, Sutay was continuously stationed in Anatolia as a commander of a Mongol garrison.