Sultanatus Rumensis
Sultanatus Rumensis[1] Iconii in Turcia inter annos 1077 et 1307 floruit in terris olim imperio Byzantino tributariis. Sultani e familia Selgiukidarum orti sunt.
Index sultanorum
- Clitzasthlan I
- Saisan
- Masut I
- Clitzasthlan II
- Coppatinus
- Caichosroës I
- Rucratinus
- Clitzasthlan III
- Caichosroës I redux
- Caicaus I
- Caicobad I
- Gaiasadinus Minor
Fontes rerum gestarum Sultanatus Rumensis
- Ibn al-Athīr, Al-kāmil fī al-taʾrīḫ
- Ibn Bībī, Al-awāmir al-ʿalāʾiyya fi al-umūr al-ʿalāʾiyya
Bibliographia
- M. Balivet, Romanie byzantine et pays de Rûm turc: histoire d'une espace d'imbrication gréco-turque. Constantinopoli, 1994
- C. Cahen, The Formation of Turkey: the Seljukid Sultanate of Rum, eleventh to fourteenth century. Harlow, 2001
- Dimitri Korobeinikov, "A sultan in Constantinople: the feasts of Ghiyath al-Din Kay-Khusraw I" in Leslie Brubaker, Kalliroe Linardou, edd., Eat drink and be merry (Luke 12:19): food and wine in Byzantium (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2007) pp. 93-108
- G. Moravcsik, Byzantinoturcica. 2 voll. Berolini, 1958
- O. Turan, "Les souverains seldjoukides et leurs sujets non-musulmans" in Studia Islamica vol. 1 (1953) pp. 65-100
- F. N. Uzluk, ed., Histoire des Seldjoucides d'Asie Mineure par un anonyme. Ancyrae, 1952 (Persice, Turcice)
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