- The
Artuqid dynasty (alternatively
Artukid, Ortoqid, or Ortokid; Turkish:
Artuklu Beyliği, Artuklular, pl. Artukoğulları; Turkmen:
Artykly begligi, Artykogullary;...
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office 1091–1098
Preceded by
Artuk Bey Bey of
Artukids In
office 1102–1104
Succeeded by İbrahim of
Artukids Personal details Born
unknown Died 1104 Nationality...
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years of his reign,
Togan Arslan accepted the
suzerainty of
Artukids and
together with
Artukids, parti****ted in a
number of
military operations against...
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museum of
Mardin was in
Zincirli Medrese, a
building constructed by the
Artukids in the 14th century. The
present museum was
opened in 1995. The museum...
- son Ibrahim, but
Ilghazi took
Mardin from him in 1108. As head of the
Artukids he made no
lasting alliances and
frequently switched sides,
allying with...
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death Harput was
annexed by the
Artukids of Hasankeyf. Nevertheless, in 1185
another beylik was
founded by
Artukids in Harput. The
beylik of Mengüceks...
- the
Umayyad palace of
Khirbat al-Mafjar in Jericho, the
palaces of the
Artukids provided models for the
Mameluks later. Door knockers,
often cast in bronze...
- and
local rulers. In 1118, the
Artukids took the city. They
resisted the
attacks of
Zengi for many years. The
Artukid Husam al-Din
Timurtash built the...
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After Ilaldı's
death in 1142, the
beylik had to
accept the
suzerainty of
Artukids who
captured most of its territory. Moreover, the
family of Nisan, once...
- and
plundered several forts of the
Artukids. By this
policy he was
caught in
between the
Seljuks and the
Artukids. But,
Seljuks of
Syria reconciled them...
