Manuel met Kilic Arslan's envoys at Pylai, dismissed them & attacked immediately
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MANUEL I (1143-1180) (1143-1160)
1160
Summary:
Dates:
1160
Kilic Arslan II, Seljuk sultan of Ikonion (
Kilic Arslan 52
)
Suspicious of
Shahan-Shah 17001
and
Yaghi-Basan 17001
because of letters sent by
Manuel 1
and feeling threatened, he gave up many cities, some recently won; he then requested pardon, taking responsibility to find and restore Byzantine prisoners (:)
Kinnamos 200.4-12
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos (
Manuel 1
)
Wrote to
Kilic Arslan 52
's relations
Shahan-Shah 17001
and
Yaghi-Basan 17001
, raising suspicions in the sultans mind against them (:)
Kinnamos 199.22-200.6
Met
Kilic Arslan 52
's envoys at Pylai and found they had nothing to offer, so he threatened them with yet more devastation; from Augouste he crossed to Rhitzion, then on to Philadelphia, where he invaded Turkish territory (:)
Kinnamos 194.6-18
Plundered Turkish lands as the Turkish envoys returned past Dorylaion unawares, causing Turkish leaders - who were incredulous - to mobilise, as they are grieved by loss of possessions; sent men to plunder ahead, then rejoined them (:)
Kinnamos 194.18-195.9
Shahan-Shah, brother of Kilic Arslan II (
Shahan-Shah 17001
)
Received a letter from
Manuel 1
, which made him suspect to
Kilic Arslan 52
(:)
Kinnamos 199.22-200.6
Yaghi-Basan ibn Danishmend, amir of Cappadocia (
Yaghi-Basan 17001
)
Received a letter from
Manuel 1
, which made him suspect to
Kilic Arslan 52
(:)
Kinnamos 200.2-6