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    Selçuklu veziri Amîdülmülk Kündürî ve Selçuklu dinî siyasetindeki yeri / Seljukids’s vizier Amid al-Mulk al-Kunduri and his importance places in Seljukian religious policy
    (SELCUK UNIV, INST TURKISH STUDIES, 2019) Demirci, Mustafa.
    In the History of the Seljuks16 of the 23 Viziers had Persian origins. Nizam al-Mulk was the prominent of these viziers, who were aimed to be a balance between nomadic Turkish tribes and sedentary peoples. However, among these viziers, Amid al-Kundiri; who was the vizier of Tugrul Bey for nine years and contributed to the institutionalization of Seljuks, shaping of religious and sect policies of Seljuks, also establishing relations with the Caliphate, had been stayed in the shadows of Nizam al-Mulk's. For this reason, he had been ignored. It is a misfortune that there isn't any study about the life and the role of this important vizier in the history of Seljuks, even an independent article had not been until now. Kundiri, who was a representative of Persian feudal nobles, distinguished himself with the role of establishing relations with the Caliphate and crushing of Ibrahim Yinal and Kutalmis rebellions. In his time of vizierate, Seljuks surpassed the problems of foundation years and entered a time of stability. Kundiri had rearranged the fiscal budget of the Caliphate, also renovated the Adudi Hospital and some other institutions which was ruined at the time of Biiveyhis. Because of his activities, he was entitled with the title of "Seyyidu'l Vuzera" by the Abbasid Caliph. Kundiri's most highlighted operation in the history of Seljuks is his religious sect policy and his struggle. Kundiri, who was a rigorous Mu'tazila-Hanafi and Shia, promoted his sect supporters to the important ranks and emerged into a tough struggle against Asharis. This sect struggle which its banner carried by Kundiri politically, left a literature behind itself. This is a very important subject in terms of Seljukid thought.