Overview
The Beylik of Karaman, also known as the Emirate of Karaman, was a Turkish Anatolian beylik or principality. Founded around 1250 CE, it was centered in South-Central Anatolia, around the present-day Karaman Province. Descended from Oghuz Turks of Salur tribe origin, the Karamanid dynasty was one of the most powerful beyliks in Anatolia from the mid-14th century until its dissolution in 1487.
Historical Periods
Beylik of Karaman (1305–1313)
1305 CE – 1313 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 27,750 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1314–1325)
1314 CE – 1325 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 81,820 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1326–1332)
1326 CE – 1332 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 91,156 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1333–1343)
1333 CE – 1343 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 99,333 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1344–1351)
1344 CE – 1351 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 99,552 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1352–1362)
1352 CE – 1362 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 91,375 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1363–1384)
1363 CE – 1384 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 100,413 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1385–1401)
1385 CE – 1401 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 100,337 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1402–1406)
1402 CE – 1406 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 99,803 km²
Beylik of Karaman (1407–1428)
1407 CE – 1428 CE
Capital: KaramanArea: 100,337 km²
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