Yaghi-Siyan

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Yaghi-Siyan was the Seljuk Turkish governor of Antioch during the First Crusade, best known for leading the city's defense against the Crusader siege of 1097–1098.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Seljuk governor
military leader
person
alliedWith Kerbogha of Mosul NERFINISHED
Ridwan of Aleppo NERFINISHED
commanded Seljuk garrison of Antioch NERFINISHED
conflict First Crusade NERFINISHED
Siege of Antioch NERFINISHED
controlled city of Antioch NERFINISHED
country Seljuk Empire NERFINISHED
deathCause killed while fleeing Antioch
deathDate 1098
deathPlace near Antioch
employer Danishmendid rulers
Seljuk Empire NERFINISHED
era medieval period
time of the First Crusade
ethnicity Turk
event Crusader siege of Antioch 1097–1098 NERFINISHED
fortified walls of Antioch
governedFor Seljuk sultanate of Rum NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Northern Syria NERFINISHED
language spoke Arabic
spoke Turkish
legacy remembered as key Muslim defender of Antioch against the First Crusade
mentionedIn Gesta Francorum NERFINISHED
accounts of Ibn al-Qalanisi
chronicles of the First Crusade NERFINISHED
militaryStrategy relied on strong city walls and garrison to resist siege
notableFor defense of Antioch during the First Crusade
leadership during the Siege of Antioch (1097–1098)
occupation governor of Antioch
opponent Bohemond of Taranto NERFINISHED
Crusader army of the First Crusade NERFINISHED
Godfrey of Bouillon NERFINISHED
Raymond IV of Toulouse NERFINISHED
placeOfWork Antioch NERFINISHED
positionHeld governor of Antioch
wali of Antioch
religion Sunni Islam
residence Antioch NERFINISHED
timeInOffice circa 1090s
late 11th century
tookAction expelled many local Christians from Antioch before the siege
imprisoned suspected Christian sympathizers in Antioch
requested aid from neighboring Muslim rulers during the siege

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Siege of Antioch commander Yaghi-Siyan