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THE
HEIRS of the GREAT SELJUK TÜRKMENS in the WEST
14th
–19th Centuries
It
is widely known that the atabegs and the principalities after the demise
of the Great Seljuks Soltanate ruled over the lands from Iran to
Mesopotamia and Syria. As they were unable to establish very powerful
sovereignties or Soltanates they were taken over by the Monguls and
later helped produce the Ottoman dynasty, which would become the
inheritors to the Seljuks.
Togrul
Beg, Alp Arslan and MelikShah were the rulers of a powerful state. After
MelikShah’s death, his sons, Berkyaryk |