1071
Capture of Anatolia
Establishes a Seljuk state as part of the Seljuk Empire. Defeats the Byzantine Emperor
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Establishes a Seljuk state as part of the Seljuk Empire. Defeats the Byzantine Emperor
Establishes a Seljuk state as part of the Seljuk Empire
Establishes a Seljuk state as part of the Seljuk Empire
The decisive defeat of the Byzantine army at the Battle of Manzikert undermines Byzantine control of Anatolia and Armenia and allows for the gradual Turkification of Anatolia
Ayyubid invasion of Anatolia
The Ayyubid invasion of Anatolia is repulsed
The Mongols capture Anatolia
The Turks complete the occupation of Eastern Anatolia
Suppresses a religious rebellion in Anatolia
Suppresses a religious rebellion in Anatolia
Suppresses a religious rebellion in Anatolia
Reurns from Hungary to suppress a rebellion in Anatolia
Suleyman pursues Prince Bayezid after the Ottoman succession struggle
Appointed Commander of the Sixteenth Army Corps in eastern Anatolia
Appointed Commander of the Sixteenth Army Corps in eastern Anatolia
Retreats to the Anatolian frontier
Istanbul & parts of Anatolia are occupied causing Mustafa Kemal to lead a revolt
A Dervish rebellion against westernization in western Anatolia is suppressed
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