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of
Köneürgenç in the Seljuks State. When the Seljuks weakened, the Köneürgenç
State achieved full independence under the leadership of Atsyz. After
Atsyz, his son Il Arslan became the Soltan.
After
the death of Il Arslan, first his youngest son Soltan ªah took his
place in 1172, and then in 1174 Alaaddin Tekeº ascended to the throne.
In their era, the Köneürgenç made great advances. The Köneürgenç
State collapsed as a consequence of the Mongol invasion, which began in
1219. At that time, Jelaleddin Meòburnuò (1220-1231) was ruler of the
country. He is known as a brave, valiant Soltan. The Köneürgenç State
collapsed totally in 1231.
KERMAN
Türkmen SELJUK State
After
the Daòdanakan triumph of the Seljuks, the Kerman region was given to
the Oguzs under the grandson of Çagry Beg, Gara Arslan Gurda Beg. After
taking power in Kerman, Gurda Beg reigned for many years (1040-1073).
The Kerman Seljuks became
fully independent in Mälikªah’s period and their rule continued till
1187.
ANATOLIAN
SELJUK Türkmen STATE
This
state was established by Gutylmyºogly Süleıman ªah in 1075 and
endured till 1308.
One
of the fundamental causes of the establishment of the Anatolian Seljuk
State was the victory of Alp Arslan at Malazgirt in 1071. The Seljuk Türkmens
who rushed in
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