Alaiye
Alaiye is the medieval Seljuk name for the avant-garde Turkish anchorage burghal of Alanya, acquired from the name of the Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad I. It refers to city-state in a specific aeon and the beylik which developed about there, at times beneath the Karamanoğlu dynasty. After the 1242 Battle of Köse Dağ, Seljuks absent ascendancy of the city, and it became semi-antonymous.
Occupations
Before the access of the Karamanoğlu dynasty, Henry II of Jerusalem fabricated an bootless attack to access the burghal in 1291. Karamanoğlu access which began in 1293 with the abduction of the beylik by Mecd’ ad-Din Mahmud (Turkish: Mecdüddin Mahmud). In 1427 the Mamluk Sultan Al-Ashraf Sayf Addin Barsbay acquired the beylik from the Karamanid Sultan Damad II İbrahim Bey in barter of 5,000 gold coins.In 1366 an attack to absorb the beylik by Peter I of Cyprus was unsuccessful.
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