Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam-e-Alem - The Great Seljuk All Episodes in Urdu Subtitle
The life of the great Sultan Malik Shah I of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire And about it's governance. In which we will try to find out what services he had in the development and expansion of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire and when and how he died. Friends Malik Shah I was the son of the famous Seljuk Sultan ALP Arsalan Who ruled the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire for about 20 years after the death of Alp Arsalan His date of birth is stated in 1055 Although ALP Arsalan had appointed him as his successor before his death But Malik Shah had to crush his uncle's rebellion to get the throne However, after the death of Alp Arsalan, Malik Shah I became the Sultan of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire Under his rule, the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire would spread over a wide area of the world His empire's borders would extend from Afghanistan in the east to Asia Minor in the west and Syria in the south. If the history of Malik Shah is studied, it is clear that he fought against countless enemies. But he soon succeeded in establishing a secure environment in his kingdom During Malik Shah's reign, in 1077 CE his cousin Sulman Ibn Qaltmash founded the Seljuk Rome in Anatolia. And took over its system as a subordinate state separate from the central Seljuk government Sultan Malik Shah formally recognized Salman bin Kaltmash Govt. of Seljuk Rome in Anatolia After the death of Malik Shah, the Central Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire soon came to an end, but Seljuk state in Anatolia who was founded by Salman bin Qaltmash remained until 1309 CE The Seljuk emperor Sultan Aladdin, shown in the drills ertuğrul, was actually a descendant of Salman bin Qaltmash Anyway friends Malik Shah ruled for 20 years and his era is called the golden age of the Seljuks But historians also highlight the role of his minister, Nizam-ul-Mulk, in Malik Shah I remarkable achievements. However, Malik Shah was poisoned to death in 1092 CE And he was only 37 at that time And just a month before the, Malik Shah's most loyal minister, Nizam-ul-Mulk, was assassinated on the way to Baghdad. And these two murders are still a mystery, at whose behest they took place Some historians blame the two assassinations on the Abbasid caliph of Baghdad, while others call it the work of Hassan bin Sabah's assassins. After the death of Malik Shah, the decline of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire began and it was divided into different parts In Anatolia, Kilij Arslan declared independence, then Malik Shah's brother Toshsh I in Syria and in Iraq , Bark Yarakh , Mahmoud I in Persia ,And in Khurasan, Ahmad Sinjar came to power The Seljuks had differences of opinion which led to the victory of the Crusaders in the First Crusade and they occupied Jerusalem. After the death of Sultan Malik Shah, the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire was divided into different parts. In which the area of these Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire of Khurasan was ruled by Malik Shah's son Ahmed Sinjar. There is a mention of Sultan Ahmad Sinjar in the books of history of Islam Sultan Ahmad Sinjar was the last powerful ruler of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire Who ruled Seljuk for forty years. He was the son of Sultan Malik Shah I, and the grandson of Sultan Alp Arsalan. He was born in 1885 in the village of Sinjar, near Mosul, and according to some historians, he was named Ahmed Sinjar after the area. Ahmed Sanjar was appointed governor of Khurasan at the age of six under the supervision of a teacher Where he ruled for many years Sultan Ahmad Sinjar fought numerous battles in which he faced external and internal enemies And after the civil war of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire in 1119 AD, he became the sole sultan of the whole empire. Friends, the time of Sultan Ahmad Sanjar was the time when the terrorism of the esoteric sect of Hassan bin Sabah was on the rise. Before him, the Seljuk rulers tried their best to put an end to this sedition but could not succeed Sultan Ahmad Sinjar spent most of his life fighting with the common people, also known as assassins. Sultan Sinjar conquered many esoteric forts But when they advanced towards the fortress of Alamut, a house of the mystics, one morning when they woke up they found a dagger attached to their pillow. It was accompanied by a note in which peace was offered after the Sultan was threatened by Hassan bin Saba, the head of the Batinion. Sultan Sanjar was surprised to see Hassan bin Sabah's arrival at his palace and sent an ambassador to Hassan bin Sabah after which the two agreed not to interfere in each other's affairs. During the reign of Sultan Sinjar, the Seljuk differences with the Abbasi Caliph of Baghdad began to arise After which the Abbasid Caliph was captured in a battle and killed in the Seljuk captivity Some historians blame it on the assassins of Hassan bin Saba It was during the reign of Sultan Sanjar that the Khwarizm Empire began to emerge In which his subordinate Seljuk governor revolted against the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire The reign of Sultan Sinjar lasted till 1153 AD After which the rule of Sultan Sinjar ended with the revolt of some rebel soldiers and the Ghaus tribe. In the battle with the Ghaus tribe, the Sultan was defeated due to the treachery of his military commanders and was taken prisoner. Where he was imprisoned for about three years In 1156 AD, Sultan Sinjar escaped from the captivity of the Ghaus tribe and he died in 1157 AD Only two daughters of this Sultan Sinjar are mentioned in history They had no male children Due to which, after his death, civil war broke out in the country As a result, the Khwarazm Empire occupied these areas of the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire Where the government of Sultan Ahmed Sinjar was established With the death of Sultan Ahmed Sinjar, the Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu - Nizam e Alem - The Great Seljuk Empire almost came to an end.
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