Alp Arslan and 20,000 Mujahideen crush a quarter of a million Byzantines The immortal Battle of Manzikert Tarikhistan Alp Arslan, the conqueror of the Romans ⚔️ The historical truth away from the exaggerations of drama Alp Arslan The greatest Muslim Seljuk sultans Alp Arslan series, episode 5 Alp Arslan shows off his fighting skills The Seljuk State ✅ From Alp Arslan to Malik Shah Everything you want to know A state from history The Seljuk State of Rum ✅ From Alp Arslan ⚔️ to Osman bin Ertugrul Alp Arslan crushes a quarter of a million fighters with 20,000 in the immortal Battle of Manzikert How Arslan crushed a quarter of a million fighters with his small army One of the strongest battles in history Sultan Alp Arslan The greatest sultan of the Great Seljuk State; The conqueror of the Byzantines and the conqueror of Anatolia, Alp Arslan followed his uncle Tughril Beg in his campaigns in Iraq and southern Iran. He assumed power after the death of his uncle Tughril Beg, and appointed Nizam al-Mulk as his minister. He conquered Armenia, the lands of Georgia, and other countries on the way to Anatolia, and defeated the Byzantine Empire in the Battle of Malazgirt in 1071 AD. When he died, he recommended that his son Malik Shah be appointed to rule the Seljuk state after him, who completed the march after him. More than one dramatic work has been produced that talks about him and his career, including the Alp Arslan series and the Malazgirt movie 1071 Malazgirt The Battle of Malazgirt in full ⚔ 🚩The greatest battles in Islamic history, the Battle of Malazgirt and the rise of the Seljuks, in which Alp Arslan was able to defeat the Byzantine Empire. The conquests of the Seljuk state in Anatolia almost destroyed the Byzantine Empire and ignited the Crusades after one of the Byzantine emperors requested support Europe to stand in the face of the Islamic conquests led by the Seljuks after a series of wars and battles Tugrul Beg was able to control Iran and Central Asia and announced the establishment of the Seljuk state. With the emergence of the Seljuks as an Islamic power, the Seljuk state treated the Abbasid caliphs well and approved the Sunni doctrine in the country, but the caliphate of Al-Ayasi was maintained under the Seljuk sultan. Sultan Alp Arslan took advantage of the turbulent political situation in the Byzantine Empire and launched a military campaign to conquer the region of Armenia and eastern Anatolia. He was able to conquer the cities of Ani, Manzikert and Ahlat. In 1067, Sultan Alp Arslan deepened his army in Anatolia and launched raids on the cities of Malatya, Kayseri and Antioch. At that time, a new emperor, Emperor Romanus the Fourth, assumed power over the Byzantine Empire, who aspired to occupy Iraq, the Levant and Iran from the Muslims. In 1068, Romanus the Fourth was able to lead a Byzantine army And he regained some of the cities that Sultan Alp Arslan had conquered and defeated a Seljuk army near the city of Caesarea in February 1071. Emperor Romanus II sent a quarter to Sultan Alp Arslan asking him to renew the truce between them. Sultan Alp Arslan welcomed him because he was busy besieging Aleppo, which was part of the Fatimid state. The Seljuks, under the rule of the sons and grandsons of Sultan Alp Arslan, were able to control most of the regions of Anatolia and expel the Byzantine Empire from it almost completely. The reign of Sultan Alp Arslan and Sultan Malik Shah is considered the golden age of the Seljuk state and the true renaissance of the Great Seljuks. Help us continue the channel by supporting us by subscribing / @pashmorkh or listening to the only YouTube advertisement carefully. Skip the advertisement quickly to avoid any forbidden advertisement. If you find something that violates religion, lower your gaze and copy the advertisement link and put it in the comments so that we can block it. Do not forget to mute the sound to avoid hearing any music in the advertisement. Follow me on Facebook https://fb.com/pashmorkh to communicate And the announcement https://m.me/Pashmorkh Sources: Encyclopedia of Islamic History - Mahmoud Shaker The Seljuk State and the Emergence of an Islamic Project to Resist Esoteric Infiltration and Crusader Invasion - Ali Muhammad Muhammad Al-Salabi All rights reserved © Al-Pashmorkh