Murderess of the dynasty members in the Qaraqoyunlu and Aqqoyunlu states

Although the Ottoman Empire comes to mind first when it comes to the murder of the princes, these murder within the dynasty were actually seen in many states and principalities throughout the Turkish-Islamic history. It was determined by this study that similar events took place in the Qaraqoyunlu and Aqqoyunlu states, which ruled in Eastern Anatolia, Azerbaijan and Iran. Although most of them were male dynasty members, it was observed that a small number of female dynasty members were also killed. Generally, the Rulers who were killed by the rebel dynasty members and those dynasty members who were killed by the Rulers for attempting to rebel were identified. However, although the Qaraqoyunlu and Aqqoyunlu states were contemporary with the Ottomans, the incidents in which the innocent princes seen in the Ottoman Empire were constitute a very small number. Determination of the identities and political social lives of the members of the dynasty who were murdered was in chronological order and as a result of the data obtained rather, when compared to the Ottoman Empire, It was seen that it followed a process close to the intra-dynastic killings seen in pre-İslam Turks.