The first turkish capital in asia minor near nicaea marked a dramatic shift in demographics of the region. why?
turks now lived in present day turkey.
the eastern orthodox christians of constantinople were now neighbors to suljuk turks.
one sultan now ruled the area from constantinople stretching into persia.
growth of the seljuk population would outpace the current population.
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