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The occupation of Anatolia and India by Mongols (XII and XIII' th century)

2013
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Altan Çetin

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The main objective of this thesis named "The Occupation of Anatolia and India by Mongols (XII and XIII'th century)" is that to explain the effects of Mongols attacks which sprade into very large area in XII and XIII th century about Anotalia and India which are different and far from each other and to explain results of this attacks in Turkish-Islamic world. The thesis has been restricted to XII and XIII th century events because of so many events come into being in this period of time but for the correct evaluation, XI and XIV events have been discussed. Firstly, the sources that written in the same period of thesis' topic have been studied and a data base has been formed. After analyzing and validating of this data base, thesis' text has been written using original and scrutiny works. While synchronous invasion of Mongols and incapability of II th Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev and his successors had been termination of State of the Turkey Seljuks, Delhi Turkish Sultanate had succeeded to live because of intelligent steps of Vizier/Grand Vizier Balaban and other monarchies. But after invasion of Mongols, Delhi Turkish Sultanate has not gone forward towards south and Middle India. Also State of Abbasi that is central of Caliphate and Islamic had been demolished by Mongols. Turkish influence in India had been gotten weak because of reducing Turkish migration from Turkistan in far centuries. After demolishing of State of Harzemşahs, Peoples who comes from that place have increased the Turkish population of Anatolia. Turkish omniscients who taken refuge in Anatolia and India had served in Turkish-Islamic world Key Words 1. State of the Turkey Seljuks 2. Delhi Turkish Sultanate 3. Mongols 4. Anotalia 5.India

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Dr. Özlem Saydam

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Özlem Saydam (Master Thesis). The occupation of Anatolia and India by Mongols (XII and XIII' th century), 2013, Gazi University.

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