seljuk

• Adjetivo histórico que se refiere a la dinastía o imperio de los selyúcidas (o turcos selyúcidas); no se usa como adjetivo común en español moderno.

A historical term referring to the Seljuk dynasty or empire; not used as a modern English adjective.

1. Relating to the SeljuksC1formal

   Of or pertaining to the Seljuk dynasty, a medieval Turkish empire that ruled parts of Central Asia and the Middle East.

   selyúcida

   • The Seljuk architecture is known for its grand mosques and madrasas.
   • Historians study the Seljuk period for its cultural and political impact.
   • The Seljuk influence spread across Persia and Anatolia.

• Nombre propio relativo a una de las dinastías turcas que gobernaron en Asia Menor desde el siglo XI hasta el XIII, conocidas por sus exitosas invasiones de Bizancio y por la defensa de Tierra Santa frente a los cruzados.

A proper noun referring to any one of the Turkish dynasties that ruled Asia Minor from the 11th to the 13th centuries, known for successfully invading Byzantium and defending the Holy Land against Crusaders.

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1. Turkish dynastyC1formal

   A member of the Turkish dynasties that ruled parts of Asia Minor and the Middle East from the 11th to the 13th centuries, known for their invasions of Byzantium and conflicts with Crusaders.

   Dinastía selyúcida

   • The Seljuks established a powerful empire in Anatolia after their victory at Manzikert.
   • Many Seljuk rulers were patrons of art and architecture.
   • The Seljuks defended the Holy Land against the Crusaders for decades.