Hasan Sabbahın Fedaileri

There are historical events and people that are never forgotten; their existence and deeds are always discussed and hundreds of books are written about them. One of the most important of these was Hasan Sabbah, who raised the flag of rebellion against the Seljuk state, the most powerful state in the region, with his activities carried out from Alamut Castle. Many Seljuk sultans fought him and his followers... Melikşah, Muhammed Tapar, Sultan Sancar... Nizamulmulk, one of the most important viziers of the period and Turkish history, the owner of the great work called Siyasetname and one of the architects of the Seljuk State, was always after him but was killed by his spies... Hasan Sabbah, who took lessons from Nizamulmulk, grew up in the palace and even took part in the councils of Omar Khayyam, was influenced by many things and discovered esoteric philosophies and offered his poisons in his false paradises to his followers... The Christians and the Knights Templar, who captured Jerusalem as a result of the Crusades, also succumbed to his oppression... While the Seljuks were bringing the Crusaders to heel, they could not prevent the spread of the ideas and power of this perverted man, who took refuge in a small castle, Alamut, but spread like a virus. Considered the fathers of today's assassins, the Hashshashins, aka Hasan Sabbah's Fedaians, scared, intimidated and exhausted everyone... This movement, which was kept alive by his followers even after his death, would continue its activities until it was crushed by the Mongols. Hasan Sabbah and his Fedaians, who for a time struck fear into everyone with what they did, will show their true face with what you will read in this book...
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 416

Year of Publication: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Parola Publications

İç Design : Ali Koca
Publication Coordinator : Ahmet Ümcüoğlu
Editor-in-Chief : Celal Coşkun
Cover Design : Ali Koca
Editor : Celal Coşkun

First Printing Year : 2014

Number of Pages : 416

Language : Turkish