The relations of sultans with the military authorities during the Turkey Seljuks
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The head of the government during the time of the Turkey Seljuks was the sultan. Although the sultans were the absolute rulers of the country, they occasionally had problems during their reign. As in most times in history, there were illegal interventions in the rule of Seljuk sultans. The obvious interventions in the rulings of the sultans of Turkey Seljuks began with Kılıç Arslan II, who divided the country between his sons and they went on until the collapse of the state. In this study, the reasons for staged in the legal state administration and the illegal interventions, the environment in which those interventions took place and how they were carried out have been examined. The political, economic and social harms that were done by these coups and illegal interventions to Turkey Seljuks have been handled. Key Words: Turkey Seljuk State, illegal intervention, reign, sultan
Author
Ömer Faruk Kılıç
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Ömer Faruk Kılıç (Master Thesis). The relations of sultans with the military authorities during the Turkey Seljuks, 2013, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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