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 1  6,8 |       conditions changed.[143]~ The Seljuqs, or Seljucids, were the
 2  6,8 |            time the strength of the Seljuqs had increased to such an
 3  6,8 |          aggressive movement of the Seljuqs in western Asia created
 4  6,8 |            the eleventh century the Seljuqs penetrated into Mesopotamia
 5  6,8 |            the eleventh century the Seljuqs became a very prominent
 6  6,8 |          against the attacks of the Seljuqs. But after his fall the
 7  6,8 |           Konia), this state of the Seljuqs is often called the sultanate
 8  6,8 |          The onward movement of the Seljuqs and perhaps the menacing
 9  6,8 |            westward movement of the Seljuqs was the deadliest menace
10  7,1 |            east and north, from the Seljuqs and Patzinaks, which had
11  7,1 |             wholly conquered by the Seljuqs, circumstances were shaping
12  7,1 |      Patzinaks in the north and the Seljuqs of Asia Minor in the east.
13  7,1 |              Both the Patzinaks and Seljuqs were Turks who, thanks to
14  7,1 |            new Turkish state of the Seljuqs and Patzinaks would now
15  7,1 |           struggle with the eastern Seljuqs. With that struggle in view,
16  7,1 |         Crusade. As to Georgia, the Seljuqs had taken possession of
17  7,1 |       Jerusalem had passed from the Seljuqs into the hands of a powerful
18  7,1 |          was to be destroyed by the Seljuqs in the second half of the
19  7,1 |             The Normans, Patzinaks, Seljuqs, and the crusaders threatened
20  7,1 |            a severe defeat from the Seljuqs, which barely escaped ending
21  7,1 |     alliance between Manuel and the Seljuqs. But the more recent scholars
22  7,4 |           live.” The attacks of the Seljuqs on the islands of the Archipelago
23  8,11|            Empire of Trebizond, The Seljuqs and the military forces
24  8,11|         vassal. Fortunately for the Seljuqs and John Vatatzes, the Mongols
25  9,4 |          Mongols the Kingdom of the Seljuqs divided into several independent
26  9,4 | disintegration of the Empire of the Seljuqs, the Turkish horde of Ghuzz
27  9,6 |          pirates, both Ottomans and Seljuqs. The situation of the Christian