Staat
Reich der Großseldschuken
historischer Staat
- Diese Grenze
- 1037–1194
- Gegründet
- 1037
- Ende
- 1194
- Hauptstadt
- Nischapur, Ray, Isfahan, Hamadan, Merw
- Regierungsform
- Monarchie
- Sprachen
- Persisch, Arabisch, Proto-Oghuz
Überblick
The Seljuk Empire ( SEL-jook in BrE, sel-JOOK in AmE), or the Great Seljuk Empire, was a high medieval Turkic empire, culturally Turco-Persian empire established and ruled by the Qïnïq branch of Oghuz Turks. The empire spanned a total area of 3.9 million square kilometres (1.5 million square miles) from Anatolia and the Levant in the west to the Hindu Kush in the east, and from Central Asia in the north to the Persian Gulf in the south, and it spanned the time period 1037–1308, though Seljuk rule beyond the Anatolian peninsula ended in 1194.
The Seljuk Empire was founded in 1037 by Tughril (990–1063) and his brother Chaghri (989–1060), both of whom co-ruled over its territories; there are indications that the Seljuk leadership otherwise functioned as a triumvirate and thus included Musa Yabghu, the uncle of the aforementioned two.
Alle Herrscher (14)
- Tughrul Beg1037–1063
- Alp Arslan1063–1072
- Malik Schah I.1072–1092
- Berk-Yaruq1092–1104
- Mahmud I.1092–1094
- Malik-Schah II.1105
- Muhammad I. Tapar1105–1118
- Mahmud II.1118–1131
- Mas'ud ibn Muhammad1131–1132
- Dawud ibn Mahmud1131–1132
- Tughril II1132–1134
- Mas'ud ibn Muhammad1133–1152
- Malik-Shah III1152–1153
- Tuġrul Ibn-Arsalān III.1175–1176
Einträge (60)
- 1038 — Battle of NishapurSchlacht
- 1038 — Battle of SarakhsSchlacht
- 1046 — Battle of VaspurakanSchlacht
- 1046 — Battle of GanjaSchlacht
- 1046 — Siege of HulwanBelagerung
- 1047 — Siege of HamadanBelagerung
- 1048 — Battle of KapetronSchlacht
- 1054 — Siege of ManzikertBelagerung
- 1054 — Resistance of VanandSchlacht
- 1058–1077 — Overthrow of the QarmatiansAufstand
- 1059 — Battle of RaySchlacht
- 1063 — Battle of DamghanSchlacht
- 1064 — Siege of AniBelagerung
- 1064–1068 — Alp Arslan's invasions of GeorgiaInvasion
- 1064 — Alp Arslan's invasion of GeorgiaInvasion
- 1066–1071 — Afshin Bey's invasion of AnatoliaInvasion
- 1067 — Battle of CaesareaSchlacht
- 1070 — Battle of SebastiaSchlacht
- 1071 — Schlacht bei ManzikertSchlacht
- 1073 — Battle of Kerj Abu DulafSchlacht
- 1073 — Battle of CaesareaSchlacht
- 1075 — Battle of Al RahlaynSchlacht
- 1077 — Battle of Muhallam and SulaysilSchlacht
- 1080 — Battle of QueliSchlacht
- 1085 — Siege of MayyafariqinBelagerung
- 1086 — Battle of Ain SalmSchlacht
- 1092 — Siege of AlamutBelagerung
- 1096 — Siege of MosulBelagerung
- 1097–1098 — Belagerung von AntiochiaBelagerung
- 1097–1127 — Crusader-Seljuk WarKrieg
- 1097 — Battle of AlbaraSchlacht · Crusaders, Taranto, Flanders ▸ Ummayad Caliphate
- 1098 — Battle of the Bridge GateSchlacht
- 1100 — Battle of the Dog RiverSchlacht
- 1102–1109 — Schlacht von TripolisBelagerung
- 1104 — Battle of ErtsukhiSchlacht
- 1104 — Siege of MosulBelagerung
- 1104 — Siege of EdessaBelagerung
- 1106–1107 — War of MosulKrieg
- 1108 — Battle of TurbesselSchlacht
- 1108 — Siege of MosulBelagerung
- 1110 — Siege of SamshvildeBelagerung
- 1110 — Seljuk campaign on EdessaFeldzug
- 1110 — Battle of BeirutSchlacht · Kingdom of Jerusalem, Crusaders ▸ Muslims
- 1112 — Seljuk campaign on EdessaFeldzug
- 1115 — Schlacht von SarminSchlacht
- 1117 — Battle of GhazniSchlacht
- 1118 — Battle of RakhsiSchlacht
- 1120 — Battle of BotoriSchlacht
- 1121 — Schlacht am DidgoriSchlacht
- 1121–1122 — Siege of TbilisiBelagerung
- 1123 — Capture of DmanisiSchlacht
- 1124 — Siege of AniBelagerung
- 1125 — Schlacht von AzazSchlacht
- 1136 — Siege of Baghdad (1136)Belagerung
- 1141 — Battle of QatwanSchlacht
- 1157 — Siege of Baghdad (1157)Belagerung
- 1187 — Battle of CressonSchlacht · Ayyubid Dynasty ▸ Knights Templar, Knights Hospitallier
- 1187 — Battle of HattinSchlacht · Ayyubid Dyansty ▸ Kingdom of Jerusalem, Crusaders
- 1187 — Battle of JerusalemSchlacht · Ayyubid Dynasty ▸ Kingdom of Jerusalem
- 1194 — Battle of RaySchlacht
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