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Mahmyt.
Later, they became famous as ‘Zeòòis.’ They annexed Jizra, Nusaýbin,
Harran and Halep to their territory.
The
‘Zeòòis’ separated into two branches, the Mosul and the Halep
Atabegs. They reigned till 1259.
EÝÝUBY
Türkmen STATE
The
Eýýuby State was one that maintained the Oguz tradition. They were kin
to the Mosul Atabegs or ‘Zeòòis’. Sending troops under the command
of Salahattin Eýýuby, Nurettin Mahmyt Zeòòi conquered Egypt. After
Nurettin Zeòòi, Salahattin Eýýuby became the Soltan of the state.
Salahattin Eýýuby overthrew the Fatimid State in Egypt. Later, the
state became an entirely Türkmen state with its language, military and
culture.
The
Eýýuby’s lived their most sparkling period during the reigns of Kämil
Muhammed and Salih Nejmeddin. Between 1222 and 1239 the majority of the
Gypjaks migrated to Eýýuby land because of the Mongolian invasion.
The
Eýýuby State started to weaken on the death of Nejmeddin Eýýuby in
1224. The Türkmen language and culture reached the lands of Egypt
during the Eýýuby reign.
SALyRLULAR
Türkmen State
The
Seljuks were the Türkmen tribe which settled Shiraz after conquering
Iran in 1147. This principality was founded
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