This book explores the history of the Seljuk Empire, a medieval Middle Eastern empire that emerged from the Central Asian steppes and had a profound impact on the region. It traces the rise of the Seljuks under Tughril and their subsequent conquests, including the capture of Baghdad. The author delves into the empire's political and military strategies, its interactions with other powers such as the Byzantines and Crusaders, and its contributions to art, architecture, and literature. From the empire's decline and fragmentation to its eventual absorption into the Mongol Empire, this book offers a comprehensive account of the rise and fall of the Seljuk Empire.
