Kayqubad III

Kai Kobad III. full name Alā al -Din Kai Kobad 'm Ferāmurz ( علا الدين كيقباد بن فراموزس; . Turkish III Alâeddin Keykubad, † 1303) was a Seljuk Sultan of Rum and grandson of Kai Kaus II He ruled several times between 1284 and. 1303.

His grandfather Kai Kaus II lost the important battle of Köse Dağ against the Mongol Ilkhanate and fled from the Sultanate. The Sultans of Rum were forced under the supremacy of the Ilkhanate and ruled under their supervision as vassals.

Kai Kobad III. brought about in 1283 for the first time claim to the throne. He was supported by the Beylik Karaman. However, he was the vizier of the Ilkhanate Sahip Ata and Kai Khosrau III. defeated. Kai Kobad III. lost and fled to Cilicia to the Armenian princes. Until 1298 there is nothing to bring him in experience. He was appointed by the ruler of the Ilkhanate Gazan instead of his cousin Sultan Mas'ud II to 1298.

One of his official acts should have a large impact on the coming centuries. He gave 1299 Osman, ruler of a small area in western Anatolia, the title of Prince ( Bey ) and its area is the rank of Beyliks. That was the beginning of the Ottoman Empire.

Kai Kobad III. There was not long before he was deposed by the Ilchanen again, after he had campaigned against them. In its place came Mas'ud II again. Due to his offense Kai Kobad was III. sentenced at the court of the Ilkhanate in Isfahan to death. However, the death sentence was not carried out because the wife Kai Kobads III. a Mongolian noblewoman was. However, he had to stay in Isfahan.

1303 Kai Kobad was III. stabbed during an altercation by one of his servants.

• Sultan ( rum)
• Born in the 13th century
• Died in 1303
• Man
• Person sentenced to death