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 1  6,8 |         later founded there the sultanate of Rum, or Asia Minor.[153]
 2  6,8 |     Seljuqs is often called the sultanate of Iconium.[154] From its
 3  6,8 |  position in Asia Minor the new sultanate spread out as far as the
 4  7,1 | Manzikert, in 1071, founded the Sultanate of Rum or Iconium in Asia
 5  7,1 |   reached the chief city of the sultanate, Iconium (Konia); but, probably
 6  7,1 |   capture of the capital of the sultanate, Iconium (Konia). In 1176
 7  7,1 |       the further growth of the sultanate of Iconium and finally witnessed
 8  7,3 |      and the territories of the Sultanate of Iconium or Rum, and possessing
 9  8,1 |       and John Asen II, and the Sultanate of Rum or Iconium in Asia
10  8,4 |     disagreeable to the Turkish Sultanate of Iconium or Rum, for it
11  8,11|        Asia Minor, menacing the Sultanate of Rum or Iconium and the
12  8,11|       states of Asia Minor: the Sultanate of Iconium, the Empire of
13  8,15|        time befell the adjacent Sultanate of Rum compelled the Turks
14  8,15|      the whole territory of the Sultanate of Iconium. Eastern and
15  9,3 |       from the East. The Seljuq Sultanate of Rum or Iconium, bordering
16  9,3 |   against Byzantium. As for the sultanate of Rum, it was a mere dependency
17  9,4 |       into the territory of the sultanate of Iconium, and been allowed