context: However, it was never easy for Lum Selcuk to take root in Asia Minor. The Kingdom of Room Selcuk had to fight Byzantium in the west, and Danishmanzo, who controlled Central and West Asia Minor in the east. The reign of Klitz Arslan I (reign: 1092-1107) is a typical example. He fought against Byzantium, Danishmend and Crusaders in turn. Eventually defeated by the Crusaders in 1096, Klutz Arslan abandoned Nicaea and retreated eastward. In 1106 Klutz Arslan seized Malatya from the Danishmendjo and occupied Mosul the following year, but was eventually defeated by Emir Chabul and drowned in the Haar River. The son of Klutz Arslan, Mesud I (reigned: 1116-1156), took the iconon from the crusaders and built a capital there. His successor Kritz Arslan II (reigned: 1156-1192) It fought back and defeated the Byzantine Empire in the Battle of Myrokekepalon in 1176, which allowed the Turks to settle in Asia Minor forever, but at the same time the victory of the battle was Rum Selcuk It was also a reminder that the royal dream of returning to Iran, the end of the royal family, was over, and another important event of this period was the merger of the Danishmend nation in 1178. Thus, about two-thirds of Asia Minor Being part of the room Selcuk Kingdom, before his death, Klitz Arslan II divided the kingdom according to old Turkic traditions and gave it to his sons. The year 1189 was the time when the whole of the Kingdom of Lum Selcuk was built up into the land, and despite these bad conditions, the Kingdom of Lum Selcuk succeeded in defending its territory. ) Overpowered the other brothers and ascended the throne of Rum Selcuk. [7]
question: When does the battle of Myroke Fallon end?
answers.text: 1176