Seljuk Sultanate of Rûm
Turco-Persian Sultanate (1077-1308)
Location: Anatolia
Capital City: Nicaea (1077-1097), Iconium (1097-1211, 1220-1308), Sebastia (1211-1220)
Government type: Republic
Main languages: Monarchy
Main religions: Sunni Islam, Orthodox Christianity
Chronology
1077: Sultanate of Rûm separates from the Seljuk Empire
1078-1092: Seljuk vassal
1243: Battle of Köse Dağ, from this point, Turkish beyliks start breaking off from the sultanate
1243-1260: Mongol vassal
1260-1308: Ilkhanate vassal
1308: Remnants annexed by the Karamanid Beylik
Currency
Dinar (1077-1308)
1 Dinar = 60 Fals • 1 Dirham = ⁷⁄₁₀ Dinar
Coins from Rûm in the collection
•1 Dirham, Sultan Kaykhusraw III (1266-1284) (silver, Islamic#1232)