Administrative and social examples contrary to political ethics in the Turkish Seljuk state

The study named "Administrative and Social Examples Contrary to Political Ethics in the Turkish Seljuk State" deals with the contrary events from the establishment of the state to its collapse. These events were evaluated according to the local sources of the period. Thanks to the study, it has been seen that the contrary events experienced were caused by quite a few reasons. The occurrence of these can be considered as a chain of events. The increasing of the movements against the political morality in particular right after the welfare period of the state have been observed more frequently in the last period when the central authority weakened. The state dignitaries and umera, who were strengthened by the weak administration of the rulers, did many things that did not comply with the legal rules accepted by the state in the Anatolian geography. In addition to these internal issues of the state, the Mongols' subjugation of Anatolia with the Kösedağ War disrupted the peace of Anatolia. Ultimately, this environment increased cruelty and oppression in the Anatolian geography. All these issues, together with their surrounding aspects, destroyed the political order and state-people harmony in Turkish Seljuk State. The situation that emerged in the analysis, on the other hand, brought to light the factors that led to the collapse of the state, the security that could not be ensured, the full control that was not established, and the collapse of the state. In the final analysis, the study present a modest reading of The Seljuk history within its own scope through these issues briefly mentioned.