Karaman Bey

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Karaman Bey was a 13th-century Turkoman chieftain and founder of the Karamanid beylik in Anatolia, which became one of the most powerful Turkish principalities of its time.

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Label Occurrences
Karaman Bey canonical 4
Bey of Karaman 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkoman chieftain
founder of a beylik
historical figure
activeInCentury 13th century
associatedWith Karamanids
linked to: Beylik of Karaman

Turkoman tribes
countryOfOrigin Anatolia
dynastyFounded Karamanid dynasty
linked to: Beylik of Karaman
ethnicity Turkoman
ethnoPoliticalIdentity Turkoman beylik leader
founded Karamanid beylik
linked to: Beylik of Karaman
hasTitle Bey
historicalRole founder of a major Anatolian Turkish principality
influenced political landscape of Anatolia
languageOfPeople Oghuz Turkic
legacy establishment of one of the most powerful Turkish principalities in Anatolia
notableFor founding the Karamanid principality
leading a Turkoman tribe in Anatolia
partOfHistoricalContext Turkoman principalities in Anatolia
linked to: Anatolian beyliks

post-Seljuk fragmentation in Anatolia
position bey
linked to: Bey
predecessorEmpire Sultanate of Rum
regionOfActivity Central Anatolia
southern Anatolia
religion Islam
successorState Karamanid beylik
linked to: Beylik of Karaman
territorialBase region around modern Karaman
typeOfLeader beylik founder
tribal leader

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Beylik of Karaman namedAfter Karaman Bey
Beylik of Karaman notableRuler Karaman Bey
Karaman namedAfter Karaman Bey
Nure Sufi Bey successor Karaman Bey
Alaeddin Ali Bey positionHeld Bey of Karaman
linked to: Karaman Bey