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• Seljuk abstract "Seljuk (Modern Turkish: Selçuk, Turkmen: Seljuk, Persian: سلجوق‎‎ Saljūq; also Seldjuk, Seldjuq, Seljuq; died c. 1038) was the eponymous hero of the Seljuq Turks. He was the son of a certain Toqaq surnamed Temür Yalığ (meaning \"of the iron bow\") and either the chief or an eminent member from the Kınık tribe of the Oghuz Turks. In 985, the Seljuq clan split off from the bulk of the Tokuz-Oghuz, a confederacy of nine clans long settled between the Aral and Caspian Seas. They set up camp on the right bank of the lower Syr Darya (Jaxartes), in the direction of Jend, near Kzyl Orda in present day south-central Kazakhstan. There, in 985, Seljuk converted to Islam.The biblical names of his four sons — Mikâîl (Michael), Isrâîl (Israel), Mûsâ (Moses), and Yûnus (Jonah) — suggest previous acquaintance with either Khazar Judaism or Nestorian Christianity. According to some sources, Seljuk began his career as an officer in the Khazar army.Under Mikâîl's sons Tuğrul and Çağrı, the Seljuqs migrated into Khurasan. Ghaznavid attempts to stop Seljuqs raiding the local Muslim populace led to the Battle of Dandanaqan on 23 May 1040. Victorious Seljuqs became masters of Khurasan, expanding their power into Transoxiana and across Iran. By 1055, Tuğrul had expanded his control all the way to Baghdad, setting himself up as the champion of the Abbasid caliph, who honored him with the title sultan. Earlier rulers may have used this title but the Seljuqs seem to have been the first to inscribe it on their coins.".
• Seljuk title "Heroof theSeljuk Turks".
• Seljuk wikiPageID "219986".
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• Seljuk wikiPageRevisionID "706894173".
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Abbasid_Caliphate.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Anatolia.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Aral_Sea.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Baghdad.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Battle_of_Dandanaqan.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Caliphate.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Caspian_Sea.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Category:1038_deaths.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Khazar_military_history.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Seljuk_rulers.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Chaghri_Beg.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Church_of_the_East.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Dark_Ages_(historiography).
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Douglas_Morton_Dunlop.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Ghaznavids.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Greater_Khorasan.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Hero.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Iran.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Islam.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Israel_(name).
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Jend.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Judaism.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Kazakhstan.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Kevin_Alan_Brook.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Khazars.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Kyzylorda.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink List_of_biblical_names.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Muslim.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Oghuz_Turks.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Seljuk_Empire.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Seljuq_dynasty.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Selçuk_(name).
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Sultan.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Sultanate_of_Rum.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Syr_Darya.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Söğüt.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Toqaq.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Toquz_Oghuz.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Transoxiana.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Tughril.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Turkish_language.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLink Turkish_people.
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLinkText "Seljuk Muslim".
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLinkText "Seljuk".
• Seljuk wikiPageWikiLinkText "Selçuk Bey".
• Seljuk caption "Portrait of Seljuk in Söğüt".
• Seljuk deathDate "1036".
• Seljuk ethnicity Seljuq_dynasty.
• Seljuk fullName "Seljuk".
• Seljuk name "Seljuk".
• Seljuk nativeName "Selçuk".
• Seljuk royalHouse Seljuq_dynasty.
• Seljuk title "Hero of the Seljuk Turks".
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• Seljuk subject Category:1038_deaths.
• Seljuk subject Category:Khazar_military_history.
• Seljuk subject Category:Seljuk_rulers.
• Seljuk subject Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
• Seljuk hypernym Hero.
• Seljuk type Agent.
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• Seljuk type Person.
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• Seljuk type Disestablishment.
• Seljuk type Dynasty.
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• Seljuk type Thing.
• Seljuk type Q116.
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• Seljuk comment "Seljuk (Modern Turkish: Selçuk, Turkmen: Seljuk, Persian: سلجوق‎‎ Saljūq; also Seldjuk, Seldjuq, Seljuq; died c. 1038) was the eponymous hero of the Seljuq Turks. He was the son of a certain Toqaq surnamed Temür Yalığ (meaning \"of the iron bow\") and either the chief or an eminent member from the Kınık tribe of the Oghuz Turks. In 985, the Seljuq clan split off from the bulk of the Tokuz-Oghuz, a confederacy of nine clans long settled between the Aral and Caspian Seas.".
• Seljuk label "Seljuk".
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