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Byzantine Soldier Vs Seljuk Warrior: Manzikert To Myriokephalon, 10711176 (Combat, 84)
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This Colourful Study Investigates The Byzantine And Seljuk Forces That Fought In A Series Of Battles With Profound Implications For The Middle East During The 11Th And 12Th Centuries.The Byzantine Defeat At Manzikert In One Of HistoryS Pivotal Battles Resulted In The Victorious Seljuk Turks Pushing West To The Bosporus. Byzantine Appeals For Aid Sparked The First Crusade, As The Byzantines And Seljuks Continued To Fight Their Own Private War For Control Of The Anatolian Peninsula (PresentDay Turkey).In This Account, Si Sheppard Examines The Fighting Men On Both Sides Of This Critical Struggle, As The Byzantine Armies Stabilized Their EmpireS Eastern Frontier, Reclaiming Control Over The Coastline, While The Seljuk Forces Tightened Their Grip In Its Interior. Placing The Two Sides Struggle In The Wider Political And Military Context, He Shows How This War Of Raid And CounterRaid Periodically Flared Up Into Full Scale Military Commitments By Both Sides; The Outcome Of This StandOff Hung In The Balance, Hinging On One Wrong Move, One Decisive Victory.Incorporating Carefully Chosen Photographs, Specially Drawn Maps And Vivid Original Artwork, This Book Also Analyses The Battles Of Manzikert (1071), Philomelion (1116) And Myriokephalon (1176), Three Decisive Encounters That Determined Not Just The Ultimate Fate Of The Anatolian Peninsula, But The Levant To Its East And Balkans To Its West For Centuries To Come.
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