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Fall Asleep to The ENTIRE History of How Nomads from the Steppe Built an Islamic Kingdom

The Seljuk Empire was one of the most powerful and transformative Islamic empires of the medieval period. Emerging from the Central Asian steppes, the Seljuks built a vast and culturally rich empire that stretched from modern-day Iran to Anatolia—paving the way for the rise of the Ottomans and reshaping the Islamic world. This documentary tells the complete story of the Seljuk Turks—from their nomadic origins and conversion to Islam to their decisive victories against the Byzantines and the cultural flourishing of the Persianate Islamic Golden Age under their rule. Witness the rise of Alp Arslan and the significance of the Battle of Manzikert, the role of viziers like Nizam al-Mulk, and the eventual fragmentation of the empire into regional powers. 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:52 - Part 1 — The Steppe Origins (c. 900–1030 CE) 00:09:32 - Part 2 – The Rise Under Tughril Beg (1030–1040 AD) 00:18:47 - Part 3 – Conquest of Persia and the Caliph’s Blessing (1040–1055 AD) 00:28:15 - Part 4 – Alp Arslan and the Expansion into Anatolia (1055–1072 AD) 00:37:17 - Part 5 – Malik Shah and the Zenith of Power (1072–1092 AD) 00:45:57 - Part 6 – The Assassination of Nizam al-Mulk and the Crisis of Succession (1092–1095 AD) 00:54:26 - Part 7 – The Coming of the Crusaders (1096–1100 AD) 01:03:01 - Part 8 – Consolidation under Muhammad Tapar and Sanjar (1100–1153 AD) 01:11:36 - Part 9 – The Great Seljuk Decline (1153–1187 AD) 01:20:43 - Part 10 – The Rise of the Sultanate of Rum (1077–1200 AD) 01:29:14 - Part 11 – The Age of Kaykhusraw and Kayqubad (1200–1243 AD) 01:40:27 - Part 12 – The Mongol Invasion and the Battle of Köse Dağ (1243 AD) 01:50:23 - Part 13 – The Puppet Sultans and the Rise of the Beyliks (1243–1300 AD) 01:59:17 - Part 14 – The Final Dissolution (1300–1320 AD) 02:08:11 - Part 15 – The Cultural and Spiritual Legacy (Summary Within Period Context)