Anadolu'da Moğol Nüfusu Ve Türki̇ye Mi̇rasi Üzeri̇ne Katkilari

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Gül, Muammer
Copyright Year	2016
Abstract	In this study, it is going to be focused on the effects of Mongol invasion one of the most important events of The World History on Anatolia. It is firstly going to be focused on Mongol tribes migration to Anatolia and their population in that region. The invasion of Mongols doesn’t have only a military charecter. It is also a population movement of people coming together with their wives, children and herds to setle in Anatolia permanantly. It can be negotiated to what extent The Mongols who dominated a big part of the Old World added their blood into the blood of people living in that geography. However, their contribution to the formation of the Old World demographic composition can not be denied. There are some mechanisms that can lead us to guess The Mongol population in Anatolia. I think it is not enough to mention only the demographic interaction in Turkey geography exposed to Mongol invasion. Among the political organizations emerging with Mongol invasion in Anatolia firstly Diyarbekir –centered Sutayid Dynasty and later Uyrat, Tatar, Sulduz, Celayir and a lot of Mongol tribes migrated to Anatolia and left important impacts on the region. Stil today some communities who have an Uyrat, Tatar, Sulduz, all of them Mongol tribes, origin live in Anatolia. Another point attracting attention is that The Mongolian invasion of Anatolia started a period that can be called National in language, cultue, literature and religious life. The Turcic-Mongol communities concentrated to Anatolia had an important role of forming a secular Turkman Islam, and left plenty of names belong to Mongol tribe, boy, Mongol Amirs and ındividuals in Anatolia. Additionally, there is a remarkable number of Mongol relics among the historical reminances in Anatolia.
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DOI	10.14225/joh852
Volume Number	9
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Language	English
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