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By the topic of the research entitled "Seljuk Princes and their Political and Military Role until 500 H. /1106 A.D.", we reached the following findings: 1- Seljuk woman had lived a humble life, but after being a wife and mother, she assumed the role of a lady whom free women and slaves would serve. 2- After Turks had moved from their original homeland in Central Asia to the Islam country, the position of women altered and became more respectable than before due to the influence of Islam principles that call for the significance of women in society. 3- Seljuk woman had a mature mind, a word obeyed by her husband and son. She had come from a nomadic surroundings characterized with toughness and severity which was reflected by her strong personality and the Sultans' interest in her education, like man, in learning sessions and schools. Nevertheless, there were views in the society calling for restricting her role to bearing children and housekeeping. 4- Seljuk princes had independent government comprised of ministers and administrators. They had their own properties in addition to their administrative tasks such as participating in ministers' appointing and dismissing by the use of their strong influence on their husbands on account of their being young and their sons' being juvenile and fragile. 5- The research has concluded that Seljuk woman had contributions in the social, political, military and even architectural domains; though some historians denied those contributions and claimed that they were marginal and worthless. 6- The Seljuk connection with the Abbasid caliphates became stronger especially after their sultans' marrying the caliphates' daughters which was once unusual practice till the era of Albuehip kings. The motive behind this was purely political and the Seljuk princes themselves were arranging that in an implication of their smart minds and farsightedness in the political affairs.
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