Mehmed Bey of Karaman

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Mehmed Bey of Karaman was a prominent 14th-century ruler of the Karamanid beylik in Anatolia, known for his resistance to Ottoman expansion and efforts to consolidate regional power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 14th-century ruler
Karamanid ruler
bey
ruler
conflict Ottoman–Karamanid rivalry
continent Asia
country Karamanid beylik
linked to: Beylik of Karaman
culture Anatolian Turkish
dynasty Karamanids
linked to: Beylik of Karaman
era late medieval Anatolia
ethnicGroup Turkic
goal consolidation of Karamanid authority in Anatolia
limiting Ottoman influence in Anatolia
governmentForm hereditary beylik
historicalRegion Rum
knownFor efforts to consolidate regional power
resistance to Ottoman expansion
language Old Anatolian Turkish
opponent Ottoman Empire
Ottoman sultans
linked to: Ottoman sultan
partOf Karamanid dynasty
linked to: Beylik of Karaman
politicalRole regional power broker in Anatolia
politicalStatus independent ruler
positionHeld ruler of the Karamanid beylik
powerBase Turkmen tribal support
region Anatolia
religion Islam
residence Karaman
sphereOfInfluence Turkmen principalities in Anatolia
territoryRuled central Anatolia
parts of southern Anatolia
timePeriod 14th century
title Bey of Karaman
typeOfMonarch beylik ruler

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Beylik of Karaman notableRuler Mehmed Bey of Karaman
Karaman hasCulturalFigureTomb Mehmet Bey of Karamanids
linked to: Mehmed Bey of Karaman
Mehmed Bey of Karaman title Bey of Karaman
linked to: Mehmed Bey of Karaman