-
arrived from Egypt. The Türkmen
Emirate which began to be
known as the
Ramadanids set the city of
Adana as
their center of power, and many Türkmen families...
- the
entrance has
Seljukid architectural features. It
indicates that the
Ramadanids, a
small beylik (emirate) in the
early 16th century,
initially built a...
- his capital, and led the Yüreğir
Turks as they
settled the city. The
Ramadanid Emirate, was de
facto independent throughout the 15th
century as a result...
- by the
Turkmens on its way back to Aleppo.
Although the
ruler of the
Ramadanids were killed, the
Mamluks failed to
fully maintain their authority over...
-
moors that
arrived from Egypt. Türkmen
Emirate which began to be
known as
Ramadanids, set the city of
Adana as
their center of power, and many Türkmen families...
- Turkey. They were
originally a
tribe divided among the
Karamanids and the
Ramadanids. The
Ottoman state struggled to
bring the
tribe under their authority...
-
Salghurids and Karamanids; see also: Salars) Eymür
Alayuntlu Yüreğir (
Ramadanids) Diŋiz Han Iğdır Büğdüz Yıva (Qara
Qoyunlu and
Oghuz Yabgu State) Kınık...
-
reported area in the 19th
century was 11,409
square miles (29,550 km2). The
Ramadanids pla**** a key role in 15th-century Ottoman-Mamluk relations,
being a buffer...
- rule by the
Ottomans were
taken by
Selim I who
conquered territories of
Ramadanids and
Dulkadirids in 1515
during his
campaign against the Mamluks, and his...
-
Ramadan (14th-century ruler) (died
before June 1354),
first beg of the
Ramadanid Emirate Ramadan Revolution, a 1962
military coup by the Ba'ath Party's...
