Bayju Nuyan the conquerer of the minor Asia backed by the Mongols

Bayju Nuyan is the first Mongol commander who could subdue the Roman Salajeghe in the minor Asia and was able to control that government even before the fall of the Abbasid caliph in 641 (A. H. ). His second victory in this region which led to the establishment of his troops in the region occurred in 654 A. H. Although Bayju started his invasions very severly but his subsequent acts were not so hard or severe with the people of those regions. In his dual attacks to Rome, he was ready to pact with the Roman officials and didnot want to eradicate the Roman government. The present study attempts to answer the following questions: 1- What were the motives of Bayju in attacking Anatolia and what kind of developments happened as its results. 2- What were the causes which led to the victory of Bayju and what were its consequences.