ahlat造句

• In recent years, Ahlat also came to be known for the quality of its potatoes, which carved themselves a sizable share in the Turkish agricultural products market.
• The capital of the province was, at first, Ahlat, and covered Diyarbekir, Mu _
  , Van, Hakkari, Botan ( Cizre ) and Mardin.
• None of these works have been survived, all being destroyed after the siege of Ahlat in 1229 30, when the Khwarezmian shah Jal
  
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  n captured the city.
• In 1230 he conquered Ahlat, ( in what is now Bitlis Province, Turkey ) an important cultural city of the era from Ayyubids which led to an alliance between the Seljuks and Ayyubids.
• In 1164, Sh
  
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  rebuilt the ruined citadel of Ahlat and the roads leading into the city, replaced the old wooden bridges with new stone ones and constructed large new inns inside the city.
• The two, a mother and her 5-year-old daughter, were pulled out from the rubble of their collapsed house in the town of Ahlat, the private news channel NTV said.
• In the Ahlat region, for several years, the mountains were controlled by Serop Aghbyur, until 1899 when together with 12 of his men, died in a fight with 1, 500 Turkish soldiers.
• Alp Arslan gave the region around Lake Van to his commander S鰇men el Kutb?( literally " S鰇men the Slave " ), who set up his capital at Ahlat on the western side of the lake.
• On 23 Rabi? II 658 / 7 April 1260, Mayafaraqin fell to Hulagu's forces, presumably during their retreat towards Ahlat and Tabriz, leaving Mardin and Hisn Kayfa as the only cities outside his control in the Jazira.
• The Shah-Armens, also known as the Ahlahshahs, one of the first Turkish beyliks, was founded in Ahlat by S鰇men el Kutb? one of the commanders of the Great Seljuq Alp Arslan after the Battle of Manzikert ( 1071 ).
• The Ayyubids had come to the city at the invitation of people of Ahlat after the last S鰇menli ruler was killed by Tu
  rulshah, the ruler ( " melik " ) of Erzurum on behalf of the Sultanate of R鹠 and brother of Sultan Kayqubad I.