. . . . . . "N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi Bey (Nur al-Din Sufi o Nura Sufi) fou el fundador de la nissaga karam\u00E0nida. Era fill d'Hodja Sad al-Din (Hoca Sadeddin) i dirigia una tribu de turcmans que havia emigrat des de l'Arran fins a Anat\u00F2lia vers el 1220/1230. Segons l'historiador Shikari, Nura Sufi estava m\u00E9s interesssat en les q\u00FCestions religioses (era un deixeble de Baba Ilyas) que en les pol\u00EDtiques i militars, i va deixar el comandament al seu fill Karaman fent una vida de solitud. Va morir a la meitat del segle xiii en data desconeguda (vers 1256) i fou enterrat a Degirmenlik, a la regi\u00F3 d'Ermenek. El seu fill Ker\u00EEmeddin Karaman Bey va assolir plenament el poder a la seva mort. Va deixar almenys dos altres fills: Zayn al-Hadjdj (mort en una batalla el 1262 lluitant per Izz al-Din Kaykaus contra Rukn al-Din Kaykubad) i Bunsuz, i una filla que fou la mare d'Ewliya, mort el 1282."@ca . . . . . . . . "N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi Bey (Turkish: Nureddin Bey) was the founder of Karamanid dynasty, a Turkic dynasty which ruled part of Anatolia in the 14th and 15th centuries as a rival of the Ottoman Empire. He was the son of Hodja Sad al-Din (Turkish: Hoca Sadeddin) who had come from Arran, staying for some years near Sivas. This, when generalized, is a reference to the actual migrations brought about by Khw\u0101rizmian and Mongol pressure, and moreover it suggests some perceptible connection, if not precisely with Baba Ishak, at least with circles influenced by religious influence of that kind - there is a reference to a Khorasanian \u0218\u016Bf\u012B, Baba Ily\u0101s, with whom both N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi and Baba Ish\u0101q are said to have been in touch - and also to the fact that the first chiefs who brought in these Turkmens were equally leaders in the field of religion. Nure Sofi was a member of Af\u015Far tribe of Turkmens. Originally living in West Turkmenistan (i.e., modern Balkan Province) the tribe moved west to Anatolia in 1228 probably to escape from the invading Mongols. They were welcomed by Alaattin Keykubat I of the Sultanate of Rum and they were settled around Ermenek (now a district in Karaman Province) Nure Sofi's original position in the tribe is not known. According to some he was dealing with coal trade between Ermenek and the Seljuk cities to the north But he soon proved himself as a leader during Babai Revolt in which he was the partisan of Baba \u0130shak. He also captured many small settlements around Ermenek to form the core of the future Karamano\u011Flu Beylik. According to historian Shikari, N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi Bey was more interested in Sufi religious matters (he was a disciple of Baba Ily\u0101s) than in politics and military and named his son Ker\u00EEmeddin Karaman Bey in commandment in order for him to follow a life of solitude. He died probably around 1257. His tomb is in De\u011Firmenlik, a location in Mut district of Mersin ProvinceHe was succeeded by his son Karaman Bey who assumed full power upon his death. N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi fathered two other sons: Zayn al-Hadjdj (died in battle in 1262, fighting for Izz al-Din Kaykaus against Rukn al-Din Kaykubad), B\u00FCnsuz, and a daughter (who died in 1282)."@en . "37161298"^^ . . . . . . . . . "3792"^^ . . . "Nure Sofi"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . "N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi Bey (Turkish: Nureddin Bey) was the founder of Karamanid dynasty, a Turkic dynasty which ruled part of Anatolia in the 14th and 15th centuries as a rival of the Ottoman Empire. He was the son of Hodja Sad al-Din (Turkish: Hoca Sadeddin) who had come from Arran, staying for some years near Sivas. According to historian Shikari, N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi Bey was more interested in Sufi religious matters (he was a disciple of Baba Ily\u0101s) than in politics and military and named his son Ker\u00EEmeddin Karaman Bey in commandment in order for him to follow a life of solitude."@en . . . . "1250"^^ . "Leader of the Karamanids"@en . . . "1090212421"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "N\u00FBre S\u00FBfi Bey (Nur al-Din Sufi o Nura Sufi) fou el fundador de la nissaga karam\u00E0nida. Era fill d'Hodja Sad al-Din (Hoca Sadeddin) i dirigia una tribu de turcmans que havia emigrat des de l'Arran fins a Anat\u00F2lia vers el 1220/1230."@ca . "Bey of Karaman"@en . . "N\u00FBre S\u00FBf\u00EE Bey"@ca . .