Mongols of the Karamanname of the Shikari

In Asıa the 13th Century, the Mongols made great expeditions İran and Caucasus under the command of the after the dead of Genghis Khan the Mongols continued to expand their flights by adding new ones to their flights. This enlargement movement of the Mongols has endured to the Anatolian soil. The activities of the Mongols took place in the works of the Ottomans, principals like the Karamanids and Eretanans. Karamanoğulları Karamannâme, which is called Kitâb-i Karamaniyye, Kitâb-ı Tevarih-i Karamaniyye or Kahramân-ı Zaman, which is translated from Persian to Turkic by Shikâri, also contains information about the Mongols and their activities In the second part, Şimâri's Karamanoğulları was studied and the information about the Mongols was obtained and this information was compared with the works written about the Ottoman period chronicles and Seljuk history and as a result of the activities of the Mongols in Anatolia, tried to give information about the trace.