Soci̇opoli̇ti̇cal rapprochements wi̇th non-musli̇m countri̇es and soci̇eti̇es in the ti̇me of seljuks

The aim of this thesis is to emphasize the history of the Seljuk Turks, whose existence in Anatolia is still an ordinary conquest, and to show that the plan aims to focus on diplomatic skills and the ability to live together with people from different religions and sects. Our work takes two parts. In the first part of the Great Seljuk Empire and Seljuk Empire Turkey's non-Muslim states with diplomatic, located in the commercial and private relationships. Great Seljuk speaks of his relationship with the Muslim communities of the Seljuk State. In the first part, interstate relations are mentioned and in the second part, the rights given to the non-Muslim people who are Seljuk subjects, their occupations and religious changes are mentioned. As a result, it was understood how Seljuk Turks, following an open policy to the outside world that was not lost within themselves and fused with different civilizations by preserving their own identities, transformed Anatolia into a Turkish homeland by means of relations with various countries and communities within the Christian word. Key Words: Seljuks, Non-Muslims Communities, Diplomatic Relations, Tolerance