モンゴル侵入後のル-ム : 兄弟間のスルタン位爭いをめぐって

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  • The Rūm Saltanat after Mongol Invasion
  • モンゴル シンニュウゴ ノ ルーム キョウダイカン ノ スルタンイ アラソイ
  • モンゴル侵入後のル-ム : 兄弟間のスルタン位争いをめぐって

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After the invasion of Rum by Bayju Nuyan in A.D. 1243 (the battle of Kose Dagh) the Rum Saltanat surrendered (il) to the Mongols, but did not come under their direct control. According to the accounts of Ibn Bibi, Aqsarayi, the anonymous Ta'rikh-i Al-i Saljuq and Bar Hebraeus which are the most important sources regarding the Rum Saltanat, the following facts are clear. From 1243 to 1249 a man called sahib Shams al-Din Isfahani, who had become hakim under the auspices of Sayin khan (Batu) in the Qifchaqsteppe, reigned in Rum with despotic power. After the sahib was executed by order of the Great Khan Guyuk in 1249, the supporters of sultan 'Izz al-Din Kay-kawus II, who had twice rejected challenges for the sultan-ship by the latter's younger brother Rukn al-Din Qilich Arslan IV, took the administration of the Saltanat into their own hands and strived to secure the independence of the national administration. However, in 1256 Bayju again invaded Rum, in conjunction with the Western Expedition of Hulagu khan. With the defeat of the army of the Saltanat, "Izz al-Din fled to Lascarids of Nicaea, and Rukn al-Din became sultan of Ram. The following year, 'Izz al-Din returned to the capital (Dar al-Mulk) Quniya, and shortly after the territory of the Rum Saltanat was divided in two, with the agreement of Hulagu khan. But in 1261 Izz al-Din again had to flee, this time to Michael VIII Palaeologus of Istanbul, in the face of the advancing Quniya-army of Rukn al-Din, who received full support from the Mongolian army. Saltanat by the Mongols was completed with the fleeing of sultan 'Izz al-Din from Rum in 1261.

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  • 東洋史研究

    東洋史研究 39 (2), 358-387, 1980-09-30

    東洋史研究會

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