State symbols and traditions in the term of Sultan 1. Alâeddin Keykubâd

We can see that the rulers of the Middle Age Turk Islam States have used some various symbols as a sign of the domination on the societies they uruled and the States. Every Seljukian Sultan, Sultan I. Alâeddin Keykubad have used the sovereignty symbols consisting of corporal and moral components such as throne, palace, crown, tent, boot, flag, umbrella, gift, band, sword, belt, hat, which are Money, nickname, sermon. We have had the aim of explaining the sovereignty symbols with their examples which Sultan I. Alâeddin Keykubad have used on the first part of our research.We have worked the second part of our research on the palace traditions of Sultan Keykubad Period. These traditions that are the mixture of Turk Islam Culture have appeared as the ruling centre and they have claimed the State have been in a great pomp inside and outside in the name of the ruler and it has the goal that the establishment of the organization which provides to live the society comfortably and peacefully and protection. Hence, we have determined that he palace traditions have the application in every point of the official and private life of the Sultan I. Alaeddin Keykubad as a custom.We have planned the last part of our research on military traditions in Sultan Keykubad period. After these investigations, we have seen that The Turks have lived before Islamism and had `mounted-nomad? culture and military traditions which have spreaded in both Islamic patterns have continued during the sovereignty of Sultan I. Alaeddin Keykubad, too.KEY WORDSSovereigntySymbolsTraditionsRoyaltyRuler