- Yinanç,
supported Sümer's view.
Medieval Armenian authors referred to the
Dulkadirids as Tulgharts'i, Tulgharats'i, Dulgharats'i, Tulghatarts'i, or Dulghatarts'i...
- east,
temporarily seizing various towns such as Urfa and Diyarbekir.
Dulkadirid rule in the
region did not last long as
Bozkurt suffered multiple major...
-
marriages of his
daughters to the
rulers of two
major powers that the
Dulkadirids formed a
buffer region between, the
Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II (r. 1444–46...
-
Shahrukh Afshar (c. 1730–1796),
Iranian king
Shahruh Mehmed (died 1510),
Dulkadirid prince and
statesman Shahrukh of Shirvan,
Shirvanshah from 1535 to 1538...
-
against the
Mamluks and was
executed in 1353. The
conflict between the
Dulkadirids and the
Mamluks persisted with the
consecutive rule of his sons Ghars...
-
Empire and the
mother of his
successor Murad II.
Emine Hatun was born as a
Dulkadirid princess, the
daughter of
Nasir al-Dīn Mehmed,
fifth ruler of the Beylik...
- İsmail Hami Danişmend, and
Heath W. Lowry, his
mother was
Emine Hatun, a
Dulkadirid princess. He
spent his
early childhood in Amasya. In 1410,
Murad came...
-
Bayezid and
daughter of Alaüddevle
Bozkurt Bey, the
eleventh ruler of the
Dulkadirids. In 1479 at the age of nine, he was sent by his
grandfather to Istanbul...
- c. 1279 – 11
December 1353) was a
Turkoman chieftain who
founded the
Dulkadirid prin****lity in
southern Anatolia and
northern Syria,
ruling from 1337...
- of his
territories from
getting annexed by
local Turkoman lords, the
Dulkadirids to the south, and the
Ottomans to the west. In 1365, when he had recently...
