Aksaray's political end military history in Turkey Seljuks
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During Turkey Seljuks period a comprehensive political and military history of Aksaray and taking in the city's political, cultural and economic terms has history of how from past to present to reveal what is going on in terms of the images from our great precise diagnosis. During the middle ages, the rise and establishment of the Turkey Seljuk Empire, the period of Mongol domination, the decadence period of Anatolian Principles, in Aksaray's historical process like cultural, social, economic, geographical and political situation is the result of an extensive research taking into consideration scientific sense of our work we tried to create a general framework. We work on the imprint of the States judges to Aksaray in terms of data used to put forward, scanned the information sources and analized them. In our work we followed progressive methods like research, compilation, review. Key Words: Aksaray, Turkey Seljuks, Political and Military History
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Sedat Bilen
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Sedat Bilen (Master Thesis). Aksaray's political end military history in Turkey Seljuks, 2016, Aksaray University.
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