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Season 1 – Episode 4
Turkey is Their Beginning. Seljuk:
The Khwarazmi The empire was. Established in the west
In the east, the Qarakhatai Genghis Khan overran Central Asia and the Uyghur Empire collapsed. In the 14th century, the Uzbeks, a branch of the Jawad-Yigur dynasty, who developed the name as a memorial to a victorious Mughal chieftain, recaptured the kingdom of Shiraz. He supported Bani. Abbas and this is the time when he adopted the beliefs of the Sunnis. For the caliphs of Baghdad, the people provided them with the most soldiers.
Caliph Mutasim, the third son of Harun al-Rashid, established an army of guards from the slaves of Chedatar.
Which was always recruited from. Turkestan During the time of the incompetent successors of the. Abbasid caliphs, these forces assumed the status of command and the succession to the throne became dependent on their moving eyebrows. From 822 AD to 870 AD Ahmad bin Tulun established an independent kingdom in Egypt. His three successors ruled in succession from 1879 to 928; in the 10th century, a weak-minded Caliph al-Qadir Ballah added the post of Amir al-Amra to his cabinet.
He was given Every type of. Authority for military intervention and war
He got all royal powers except in name. The Sardar of Tar now became the real ruler of the country. And the luxuriant began to rule in the name of the Caliph. But their cruelty was so unbearable that a rebellion broke out. Baghdad. The rebels sought help from the Boya family of Iran. The. Turks were driven out of the country and the post of. Amir al-Amra remained in the hands of the conquerors. Al Boya, for a century.
The Caliphs sat contentedly in their palace and watched the spectacle of this battle.
They did not take any part in it. nor did they move their hands and feet to regain the lost power. Who are they and whose slaves are they? In the last years of this century. A movement of the. Turkish homeland brought the tribes of Turkestan out of their territory. A group of them became feverish. Where at that time the Iranian family of Samanis was ruling. Another group conquered. Persia.
And founded the Ghaznavid Empire. Which remained from 960 to 1189.
Tughril Beg, the grandson of the Seljuk king of Turkestan, sealed the fate of the Seljuks who would go on to gain complete control of the east. He defeated the Ghaznavis drove them to India and occupied Persia. After trying hard for four years. Al. Boya was defeated. Baghdad opened its doors to the new conqueror. The Caliph was freed from under Al Hu Yeh and gave his new master the title of Sultan. The chieftain of Al Bu Yeh styled the Fatimid Caliph of Egypt
