Sanjar

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Sanjar was a prominent 12th-century Seljuk ruler who governed the eastern provinces of the empire and is often regarded as its last great sultan.

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Sanjar canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Seljuk sultan
human
ruler
alsoKnownAs Ahmad Sanjar
linked to: Sultan Ahmad Sanjar

Ahmad ibn Malik-Shah
Sultan Ahmad Sanjar
burialPlace Merv
capital Merv
centuryOfActivity 12th century
conflict Battle of Qatwan
rebellions by Oghuz Turkmens
countryRuled Seljuk Empire
dateOfBirth circa 1085
dateOfDeath 1157
era medieval Islamic period
ethnicBackground Turkic
father Malik-Shah I
linked to: Malik Shah I
givenName Sanjar
governedRegion Khorasan
Transoxiana
parts of Khwarezm
historicalReputation last powerful ruler of the Great Seljuk Empire
languageOfCourt Arabic
Persian
linked to: Persian language
memberOfDynasty Seljuk dynasty
linked to: Seljuk
mother Taj al-Din Khatun
notableFor being the last great Seljuk sultan
governing the eastern provinces of the Seljuk Empire
long reign in Khorasan
occupation monarch
sultan
patronage Islamic scholarship
Persian literature
placeOfBirth Seljuk Empire
placeOfDeath Merv
positionHeld Sultan of the Seljuk Empire
ruler of Khorasan
ruler of eastern provinces of the Seljuk Empire
predecessor Muhammad I Tapar
region Greater Khorasan
linked to: Khorasan
religion Sunni Islam
ruledFrom Khorasan
Merv
spouse Gawhar Khatun
successor fragmented Seljuk successor states
successorStateAfterDeath Khwarazmian Empire
title King of the East
Sultan

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