Gürcü Hatun

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Gürcü Hatun was a 13th-century Georgian princess who became a prominent Seljuk queen consort through her marriage to Sultan Kaykhusraw II.

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Gürcü Hatun canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Georgian princess
historical figure
queen consort
alsoKnownAs Tamar
Tamar Hatun
Tamar of Georgia
associatedWith Christian–Muslim dynastic alliances in the 13th century
Kaykhusraw II’s reign
century 13th century
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Georgia
ethnicity Georgian
father Rusudan of Georgia’s consort (a Seljuk prince, sometimes identified as Ghias ad-Din)
gender female
givenName Tamar
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
languageUsed Georgian
Persian
Turkish
memberOf Seljuk court of Rum
mother Queen Rusudan of Georgia
linked to: Rusudan of Georgia
notableFor being a 13th-century Georgian princess married into the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum
her political influence at the court of Sultan Kaykhusraw II
placeOfActivity Anatolia
Seljuk Sultanate of Rum
positionHeld Seljuk queen consort of Rum
relative Bagratid dynasty of Georgia
linked to: Bagrationi dynasty

Queen Rusudan of Georgia
linked to: Rusudan of Georgia
religion Christianity
Islam
spouse Kaykhusraw II
Sultan Kaykhusraw II of Rum
linked to: Kaykhusraw II

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Kaykhusraw II spouse Gürcü Hatun
Kayqubad II mother Gürcü Hatun
Alaeddin Kayqubad II mother Gürcü Hatun
Alaeddin Kayqubad II associatedPeople Gürcü Hatun