Byzantium and the Turks in the Thirteenth Century

Dimitri A. Korobeinikov

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Byzantine Studies and History Historical Turkish Studies Medieval History and Crusades

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List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations Note on Transliterations Map (Asia Minor c. 1265) Genealogical Table Introduction: The Thirteenth Century 1. The Sources 2. The Nicaean Paradox 3. The Sultanate of Rum: Preliminary Remarks 4. Nicaean-Seljuk Relations 5. The Mongols 6. The Age of Revolts: The Loss of Byzantine Asia Minor 7. The Aftermath: Asia Mino after 1303 Conclusion: Byzantium in the Thirteenth Century: Diplomatic Success and Military Failure Bibliography Index

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