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The Castles besieged in Anatolia by the crusaders and Turkish defence

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2016
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Selim Kaya

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The Crusades, which had been started with a view to "to save Jerusalem", were a process based on religious reasons apparently but essentially based on social, political, military and economical as conceptually reasons. A Crusade spirit had been created based on the interests in response to demands of Byzantine's mercenaries under the leadership of the Pope in Europe and Muslims who still needs to overcome the attacks of this mass of Crusades setting out were Turkish forces in Anatolia expectedly.This great battle to last for around two years in Anatolia and Middle East would be formed depending on the castle siege and defense struggle. Turks had a tough defensive battle in each area against the new enemy who wanted to maintain their politic presence in Anatolia aftermath the Crusades I and were stuck in Middle East and Anatolia as knife. Transition of the Crusades to Anatolia, which caused the biggest battles of the Medieval, had also witnessed powerful the siege and the battles. Key Words: The Crusades, Anatolia, Castles, Seljuqian, Sieges, Defense Battle

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Şafak Efe

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Şafak Efe (Master Thesis). The Castles besieged in Anatolia by the crusaders and Turkish defence, 2016, Afyon Kocatepe University.

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