Germiyan

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Germiyan was a medieval Anatolian Turkish principality (beylik) that played a significant role in the political landscape of western Anatolia before the rise of the Ottoman Empire.

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Germiyan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anatolian beylik
Turkish principality
medieval state
alliance marital alliance with the Ottoman dynasty
borderedBy Aydınid beylik
linked to: Beylik of Aydın

Karamanid beylik
Menteşe beylik
linked to: Beylik of Menteşe

Ottoman Empire
Saruhanid beylik
linked to: Beylik of Saruhan
capital Kütahya
country Anatolia
culturalContribution patronage of Persian literature
patronage of Turkish literature
dissolved 1429
economicActivity control of trade routes in western Anatolia
endTime 1429
15th century
ethnicComposition Turks
event annexation by the Ottoman Empire
foundedBy Yakup I of Germiyan
governmentType hereditary monarchy
historicalEra Middle Ages
historicalRole major power in western Anatolia before the rise of the Ottomans
language Arabic
Old Anatolian Turkish
Persian
linked to: Persian language
locatedIn Asia Minor
western Anatolia
linked to: Western Anatolia
militaryActivity alliances with the Ottoman Empire
conflicts with neighboring beyliks
notableRuler Süleyman Shah of Germiyan
Yakup I of Germiyan
Yakup II of Germiyan
partOf Beyliks of Anatolia
linked to: Anatolian beyliks
politicalStatus vassal of the Ottoman Empire in its later period
predecessor Sultanate of Rum
presentLocation modern Turkey
regionControlled Kütahya region
linked to: Kütahya Province

parts of inner western Anatolia
religion Sunni Islam
rulingDynasty Germiyanid dynasty
rulingTitle bey
linked to: Bey
significantEvent Ottoman annexation of 1429
startTime 13th century
c. 1280
successor Ottoman Empire

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Beylik of Germiyan namedAfter Germiyan