Karakoyunlu (in eastern Anatolia at times)

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Karakoyunlu (in eastern Anatolia at times) refers to the Kara Koyunlu (Black Sheep Turkomans), a medieval Turkoman tribal confederation that ruled parts of eastern Anatolia, Azerbaijan, and western Iran in the 14th and 15th centuries.

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Karakoyunlu (in eastern Anatolia at times) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkoman tribal confederation
historical state
medieval polity
alternativeName Black Sheep Turkomans NERFINISHED
Karakoyunlu NERFINISHED
associatedWith Oghuz Turkic tribes NERFINISHED
capital Baghdad NERFINISHED
Tabriz NERFINISHED
controlledCity Baghdad NERFINISHED
Erzurum (at times) NERFINISHED
Mosul (at times) NERFINISHED
Tabriz NERFINISHED
culturalSphere Persianate world
dissolutionCause military defeat by Aq Qoyunlu
endTime 1468
ethnicComposition Turkoman
governingSystem tribal confederation
historicalEra late Middle Ages
languageUsed Oghuz Turkic NERFINISHED
Persian
locatedIn Middle East
nameEtymology named after the totemic black sheep of the confederation
notableEvent conflicts with the Timurids in the early 15th century
conquest of Tabriz
defeat by Aq Qoyunlu in 1467–1468
notableRuler Iskandar NERFINISHED
Jahan Shah NERFINISHED
Qara Yusuf NERFINISHED
partOf history of Anatolia
history of Azerbaijan
history of Iran
politicalCenter Azerbaijan region NERFINISHED
predecessor Ilkhanate (in parts of its territory) NERFINISHED
regionRuled Azerbaijan NERFINISHED
Iraq NERFINISHED
eastern Anatolia NERFINISHED
western Iran NERFINISHED
religion Islam
religiousBranch Shia Islam (predominantly) NERFINISHED
rival Aq Qoyunlu NERFINISHED
Jalayirids NERFINISHED
Timurid Empire NERFINISHED
startTime c. 1370
successor Aq Qoyunlu NERFINISHED
timePeriod 14th century
15th century

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Anatolian beyliks hasPart Karakoyunlu (in eastern Anatolia at times)