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Konya

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Konya , city (1990 pop. 509,208), capital of Konya prov., S central Turkey. It is the trade center of a rich agricultural and livestock-raising region. Manufactures include cement, carpets, and leather, cotton, and silk goods. As the ancient Iconium , the city was important in Roman times, but it reached its peak after the victory (1071) of Alp Arslan over the Byzantines at Manzikert, which resulted in the establishment (1099) of the sultanate of Iconium or Rum (so called after Rome), a powerful state of the Seljuk Turks. In the late 13th cent. the Seljuks of Iconium were defeated by the Mongols,... Read more
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...under Roman rule by 25 . It was taken by the Seljuq dynasty 1072. Renamed Konya, it was a major cultural centre in the 13th century and was home to the...centre, it is also a trade centre for the agricultural area surrounding it. Konya Konya Konya Read more
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Konya, Turkey Kawania, Ikonyon/Ikonyum/Iconium According to one legend, the name is derived from a story about how Prometheus, instructed... Read more

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