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Die Rum-Seldschuken unter Sultan Kai Chosrau I. unterstützen den früheren byzantinischen Kaiser Alexios III. bei seinem Versuch, die Krone wiederzubekommen und greifen das Kaiserreich Nikaia an. In der Schlacht bei Antiochia am Mäander erleiden sie jedoch eine vernichtende Niederlage. Kai Chosrau fällt während Alexios von seinem Schwiegersohn Theodor I. Laskaris gefangen genommen und in ein Kloster gesteckt wird. Im Sultanat Rum kommt es zu einem Thronstreit zwischen Kai Chosraus Söhnen Kai Kaus und Kai Kobad.
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