Kilij Arslan, Sultan of Rüm, had conquered…

1110 CE

Kilij Arslan, Sultan of Rüm, had conquered Mosul in 1107, but had been defeated in the Battle of the Khabur River by Emir Jawali al-Saqawu for Muhammad I of Great Seljuq, supported by the Artuqids and Radwan of Aleppo, at the Battle of Mosul.

He had drowned in the river while retreating from Mosul.

His son, Malik Shah, kept prisoner in Isfahan, returns to Anatolia in 1100 to assume his father's succession in Konya.

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