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8 de jun. de 2016 · Birthdate: estimated between 1141 and 1201. Death: after 1225. Immediate Family: Son of Kilij Arslan II Seljuk, sultan of Rum and Sultana of the Ortokides. Husband of Bəytemür. Father of Ghias ad-din kai khosrow. Brother of Qutb al-Din Malik-Shah; Süleyman II, Sultan of Rûm; Gevher Nesibe Hatun; Nasir al-Din Berk Yaruk-Shah; Nur al-Din ...
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She married in 1224 to the Seljuk prince Ghias ad-Din, a grandson of Kilij Arslan II who converted to Christianity on his marriage. They were the parents of David VI of Georgia and a daughter named Tamar, who married her cousin, the sultan Kaykhusraw II, and following his death in 1246, the Pervane Mu'in al-Din Suleyman as one of the preconditions of the peace settlement.
5 de jul. de 2021 · He was a favorite of Sultan Jalal ad-Din Khalji (1290-96) and of his assassin Ala ad-Din Khalji (1296-1315), under whom he wrote most of his works. After enjoying the favor of Qotb ad-Din Mobarakshah (1316-20), Ghias ad-Din Toghloq (1320-25), and for a short time Mohammad Toghloq, Khosrow died in 1325.
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Gürcü Hatun era fiica reginei Rusudan a Georgiei și a prințului Seljuk Ghias ad-din, un nepot al lui Kilij Arslan al II-lea. Este sora regelui David al VI-lea al Georgiei. La fel ca majoritatea georgienilor, Tamara și-a păstrat inițial religia creștin ortodoxă răsăriteană, dar se știe că s-a convertit la islam la un moment ulterior.
Hoarda de Aur: Ghias ad-Din Tohtu (han din dinastia Batuizilor, 1290/1291-1312) India, statul Delhi: Djalal ad-Din Firuz Șah al II-lea ibn Iughriș Kilidj (sultan din dinastia Haldjiților, 1290-1296) India, statul Hoysala de nord: Ballala al III-lea (rege, 1291-1342; ulterior, rege în Hoysala de sud, 1300-1342)
