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The 13 pages that link to Seljuk dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Seljuk EmpireBroader topic: Its rulers gave the empire its name and held its territories together.

• AnatoliaRelated: Seljuk expansion brought Turkic political power into Anatolia after the eleventh century.

• IsfahanRelated: Seljuk rulers made Isfahan a capital and established architectural precedents later adapted by the Safavids.

• Nizam al-MulkNarrower topic: The dynasty’s sultans appointed and depended on Nizam al-Mulk.

• Oghuz TurksBroader topic: The Seljuks emerged from Oghuz groups and made their migrations a force in Middle Eastern history.

• Ottoman TurkishRelated: Seljuk-era Persianate administration and culture helped shape the linguistic inheritance of the Ottoman court.

• Sultanate of RumNarrower topic: Its branches supplied the rulers and political legitimacy of the sultanate.

• Al-JuwayniRelated: Al-Juwayni’s career took place under Seljuk rule and its changing religious institutions.

• Battle of DandanaqanNarrower topic: Its leaders and followers formed the rising power that confronted the Ghaznavids.

• Battle of DidgoriRelated: The Seljuk political order supplied the authority behind the force defeated at Didgori.

• KashanRelated: Seljuk-era buildings and institutions contributed to Kashan’s medieval history.

• History of TurkmenistanBroader topic: The dynasty rose from Oghuz groups and governed from Merv during its expansion.

• Tughril INarrower topic: Tughril led the dynasty’s rise from a regional power into an empire.