Turkish Seljuks stateman sa'ad al-din köpek and his actions
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Power for ruling, which keeps people together from primitive tribes to modern states, exists in allperiods of man?s life. However, it has different bases while it occurs. For example, in ex-Turkish States, it was based on the God that was believed to have sent the ruler and his family to the World for order. Therefore, someone who wasn?t a member of the dynasty was imposible to have any power. Yet, of the Turkish Seljuks, Sa?ad al-Din Köpek, a stateman, sought to get hold of power illegally. Although he wasn?t a member of the dynasty, the acts he had performed put Kayhusrew the Sultan into great trouble Key word: Power for ruling, Stateman, Sultan Kayhusrew, Dynasty
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İsmail Karakoç
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İsmail Karakoç (Master Thesis). Turkish Seljuks stateman sa'ad al-din köpek and his actions, 2013, Gazi University.
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