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ILDEÒIZLILER
(Azerbaijan Türkmen
Atabegs)
450-560
Islamic Calendar
1097-1165
Gregorian Calendar
Semseddin
Ildeòiz was originally a Gypjak. He was great man of science. Thanks to
his successful years as an Atabeg and his ability to educate Soltans
from among his sons, he was held in high esteem by all.
Ildeòiz
was an Atabeg who gave great importance to teaching his students
political knowledge in state administration. In time, he added
Azerbaijan to his control and he enhanced his position in the region.
Since his son Muhammed was not satisfied with the current borders, he
conquered the Iraqi Seljuk lands.
After
Muhammet, his brother Kizil Arslan, “the emir of emirs,” became the
new ruler. However he was killed because he declared the independence of
his lands. His two relatives who then declared themselves rulers after
his death were also killed for their arrogance.
SALYR
TÜRKMENS (The Persian Türkmen Atabegs)
543-686
Islamic
1148-1287 Gregorian
After
emigrating to Horasan, Salyr, after many campaigns became a commander in
the army of Togrul Beg, the Soltan of the Seljuk State. Togrul Beg
appointed him as a commander in his own army. In 1148 (543) Sungur b.
Mevdud from Salyr’s lineage, after conquering the Persian province,
enhanced the Salyrs’ rule there. This rule of Salyr atabegs lasted
half a century. Atabeg Sa’d lost the war against HarezmShah |
