Relations of the Ayyubids with the Eastern and Southeastern Anatolian principalities
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The Ayyubids were a Turkish- Islamic state that ruled in Egypt Syria Palestine Southeast Eastern Anatolia Northern Iraq Hejaz Yemen and Libya between 1169 and 1260 and played an important role in history. The Ayyubids had relations with the Saltukids Mengucuks Artuqids Ahlatshads Dilmachogullari and Inaloğulları among the mentioned principalities on issues such as milliary aid descent and naturality subordination.
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Cansu Yıldız
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Cansu Yıldız (Master Thesis). Relations of the Ayyubids with the Eastern and Southeastern Anatolian principalities, 2024, Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University.
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