@article{2017,title={THE CAUSES AND RESULTS OF MONGOLIA REBELLİONS IN SELJUK TURKEY},abstractNode={As a result of the defeat of the Seljuk State of Turkey in 1243 by the Mongols, Anatolia entered a new phase. Especially, the Mongols should begin to govern Anatolia as the "General Governorate" region affiliated to them, and governors of Seljuk sultans of Turkey should try to direct the country with them, making them the center of turmoil and revolts. Particularly, the governors who are sent as a result of the Mongol Khanas regard Anatolia as a tax haven only and as a result of the exploitation policies of the people, will fail in assertiveness in Anatolia. On the other hand, Gazan Khan has carried out almost all inland correctional work, especially the steps of centralization, especially the financial crisis that the Ilkhanid army had fallen before the Gazan Han. Although Gazan Han compensated for the years of Geyhatu, his period was another negative internal and external development. The rebellions in Anatolia have an important place in these. These places an important place in the decrease of influence of Ilkhanians in Anatolia. Another development that led to the decline of İlhanlılar's influence in Anatolia is the new information taken over the Mamluks. The deprivation of life in Anatolia has caused the Mongolian rulers of Anatolia to relax their loyalty as well as being in the center of İlhanlı, and furthermore to be taken to the idea of independence. This enchantment was communicated to Argun, the brother of Ahmed Teküdar in Anatolia, who initiated a rebellion movement in Horasan, Tagacar Noyan and Baltu revolts and Sülemiş rebellions (1298-1299), Ilhan Abu Said (1316-1335) ) Cobanoglu Timurtaş revolts can be counted (1327).},author={Yaşar BEDİRHAN},year={2017},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}