SELJUKS OF RUM
'Ala'iye (Alanya), Aksaray, Amid, Ankara, Antalya, Bafra, Bartin, Bayburt, Beyshehir, Bilveren, Bitlis, Bunyan, Burglu, Derbent, Divrigi, Develi, Durmish, Egridir, Ermenek, Erzurum, Erzincan, Gumushbazar, Kalatku (?), Kastamonu, Kayseri, Konya, Ladik, Lu'lu'a, Ma'den, Ma'denbazar, Ma'den, Ma'denshehir, Malatya, Milas, Samasur, Samsun, Sarikavak, Sarus, Sinop, Sis (Armenia), Sivas, Suleymanshehir, Shehirbazar, Tokat
S�leyman
bin Kutalmis
1075-1086 AD
(NO COINS)
[Interregnum]
1086-1092 AD
During this period. 3 brothers Ebu'l-Kasi, Ebu'l-Ghazi, and Buldaci were consecutively in administration at the capital Iznik, but as vassals of the Great Seljik Sultan Melikshah. After Melikshah's death, Sueyman's son Kilic Arslan reasserted the Rum branch's independence:
Kili� Arslan I
bin S�leyman
1092-1107 AD
Tugrul Arslan
bin Kili� Arslan
as Sultan in Malatya 1107-1124 AD
(NO COINS)
Sahinshah (Melikshah)
bin Kili� Arslan
1110-1116 AD
(NO COINS)
R�kneddin (Izzeddin ?) Mes'ud I
bin Kili� Arslan
1116-1155 AD
Izzeddin Kili� Arslan II
bin Mes'ud
1155-1192 AD
Around 1186 AD, the aging sultan Qilich Arslan II divided his realm among his ten sons, a brother and a nephew. Some of these local governors are known to have their own coins struck at their respective provinces.
Maliks who have no known coins are as follows:
Nasreddin Berkyarukshah (Malik of Niksar)
Sancarshah (Malik of Eregli)
Arslanshah (Malik of Nigde)
Nizameddin Argunshah (Malik of Amasya)
Giyaseddin Keyhusrev (Malik of Burgulu Kutahya and Konya)
Nureddin Sultanshah (Malik of Kayseri)
Malik of Tokat
R�kneddin S�leyman Shah
bin Kili� Arslan
1186-??? AD
Malik of Sivas and Aksaray
Kutbeddin Melikshah
bin Kili� Arslan
1186-??? AD
Malik of Malatya
Kayzershah
bin Kili� Arslan
About 1192 AD
Malik of Ankara
Muhiddin Mes'ud
bin Kili� Arslan
1186?-1203 AD
"Seljuks of Erzurum":
Mugiseddin Tugrul
bin Kili� Arslan
First as the Malik of Elbistan Then Erzurum 1202-1225 AD
R�kneddin Cihanshah
bin Tugrul
as Malik of Erzurum 1225-1230 AD
Giyasseddin Keyh�srev I
bin Kili� Arslan
1st reign 1192-1196 AD
R�kneddin S�leymanshah
bin Kili� Arslan
1196-1204 AD
Kili� Arslan III
bin S�leymanshah
1204-1205 AD
(NO COINS)
Giyaseddin Keyh�srev I
bin Kili� Arslan
2nd reign 1205-1211 AD
Izzeddin Keykavus I
bin Keyh�srev
1211-1220 AD
Alaeddin Keykubad I
bin Keyh�srev
First as the Malik of Tokat then Ankara 1205-1212(?) AD
reign 1220-1237 AD
Giyasseddin Keyh�srev II
bin Keykubad
1237-1246 AD
Izzeddin Keykavus II
bin Keyh�srev
1st sole reign 1246-1249 AD
Qilich Arslan IV declared his sultanate in eastern provinces depending on the "Yarlik" given by great Khan Guyuk.
R�kneddin Kili� Arslan IV
bin Keyh�srev
1st reign at Sivas 1248-1249 AD
Three brothers together
Izzeddin Keykavus II, R�kneddin Kili� Arslan IV, and Alaeddin Keykubad II
binu Keyh�srev
1249-1257 AD
Two brothers together
R�kneddin Kili� Arslan IV and Alaeddin Keykubad II
binu Keyh�srev
1254 AD
By the order of the Mongol great khan Mongke the sultanate was been divided in two parts and shared between two brothers:
Izzeddin Keykavus II
bin Keyh�srev
2nd sole reign (Western provinces) 1257-1262 AD
R�kneddin Kili� Arslan IV
bin Keyh�srev
2nd sole reign (Eastern provinces) 1257-1262 AD
R�kneddin Kili� Arslan IV
bin Keyh�srev
as sole ruler 1262-1266 AD
Giyasseddin Keyh�srev III
bin Kili� Arslan
1266-1284 AD
Alaeddin Siyavus ("Cimri")
bin Keykavus
rebel at Konya 1276-1277 AD
Giyaseddin Mes'ud II
bin Keykavus
as a local governor in Sivas 1280-1284 AD
1st reign 1284-1296 AD
R�kneddin Kili� Arslan V
bin Keykavus
as a local governor in Kastamonu 1290-1292 AD
(NO COINS)
Alaeddin Keykubad III
bin Feram�rz
1298-1302 AD
Giyaseddin Mes'ud II
bin Keykavus
in opposition to Keykubad III 1300-1302 AD
2nd reign 1302-1308 AD
Kili�arslan V
bin Keyh�srev (?)
1308-1318 AD
(NO COINS)