<p>Alaeddin Keykubad I is the most brilliant sultan of the Anatolian Seljuks. He took Alanya (Kalonoros) and turned it into a shipyard and shipyard city. He built large zoning works in Konya, Kayseri and Sivas. Caravansaries, bridges, and naval trade thrived. He saw the Mongol danger and took precautions; however, it is widely accepted that he died of poisoning in 1237. Keykubadiye palaces and Alanya shipyard show his vision.Justice, grooming and urban aesthetics peaked during this period. After his death, the state was quickly shaken. The name Keykubad is the symbol of the magnificent Anatolian Seljuk era.</p>
