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== Bibliographia == |
== Bibliographia == |
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* Simon de Saint-Quentin, ''Histoire des Tartares'', editus ab Jean Richard ([[Lutetia]]e, 1965) |
* Simon de Saint-Quentin, ''Histoire des Tartares'', editus ab Jean Richard ([[Lutetia]]e, 1965) |
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* Rustam Shukurov, "[http://www.academia.edu/2581242/Harem_Christianity_The_Byzantine_Identity_of_Seljuk_Princes_in_The_Seljuks_of_Anatolia_Court_and_Society_in_the_Medieval_Middle_East_ed._A.C.S._Peacock_S.N._Yildiz._London_2012 Harem Christianity: the Byzantine identity of Seljuk princes]" in A. C. S. Peacock, S. N. Yildiz, edd., ''The Seljuks of Anatolia: Court and Society in the Medieval Middle East'' (Londinii, 2012) pp. 115-150 |
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== Nexus externi == |
== Nexus externi == |
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Emendatio ex 14:34, 1 Iulii 2014
Gaiasadinus Minor, aliter Caichosroës II (Arabice:غياث الدين كيخسرو بن كيقباد, Ġiyāṯ al-Dīn Kaiḫüsraw ibn Kaiqubād; Turcice: II. Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev), filius Haladini appellati Magni et nepos Gaiasadini Maioris, erat Turcorum soldanus, qui post patris mortem agrum Romanum imperatoris Constantinopolitani in Asia rexit. Regnum eius vocatus est Rum quoniam Saraceni et Turci pro Roma hoc nomen habent. Soldanus quoque alio nomine Chosroe nuncupatus est, eodem quo Persae antiqui suos reges magnificare solebant.
Fontes
- Ibn Bībī, Historia Selgiukidarum
Bibliographia
- Simon de Saint-Quentin, Histoire des Tartares, editus ab Jean Richard (Lutetiae, 1965)
- Rustam Shukurov, "Harem Christianity: the Byzantine identity of Seljuk princes" in A. C. S. Peacock, S. N. Yildiz, edd., The Seljuks of Anatolia: Court and Society in the Medieval Middle East (Londinii, 2012) pp. 115-150
Nexus externi
- "Ala al-Din Kay Qubadh (cum filiis)" e Medieval Lands (situs a Carolo Cawley elaboratus apud FMG)
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