Özet:

The XIII. It was clear that the Memlik and the Divine State, which was founded in the midst of the century, would enter into a struggle to take over the sovereignty of the common geography and become the only power in the region. Zira 1260 Aynicalut War has an important place in terms of the fire of this calculation. The Memliks, who tasted the first goodness to the Mongols, as they provided the sovereignty of Syria, have also risen to the position of the eye-baby of the Islamic world. The arrival of the Golden Orda, which has chosen Islam from Berke Han, to rival the Divine and constant pressure from the north and the development of the Golden Orda-Memlik alliance in this context has strengthened the hands of the Memliks. Meanwhile, in the face of the increasing Mongol pressure in Anadolu, the agility of the Turkish Selçuklu administration, the surroundings that refugees to Memlikes encourage Sultan Baybars to take an Anadolu trip, and eventually Pervane's personal aid requests have made such a time inevitable. In 1277, Baybars, who destroyed a Mongol union in the Elbistan Valley, was soon withdrawn when he had established sovereignty in Anatolia, though he did not see the help he expected. But this time he turned into a catastrophe from the perspective of Anadolu. Abaka, who committed a Turkmen massacre in the region, has gone to the way to further increase his hold on Anadolu with his decisions. In the end, on the one hand, the pleasant governance of the Mongolian governors, on the other hand, the rebellion movements that arise as a response to this, have further weakened the socio-economic status in Anadolu.