File:Turk vassal blacksmiths under Mongolian rule.jpg
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English: The Mongol rulers, who were afraid of rebellions, created a clan of slave warriors, mostly of Turkic origin and Christian faith, who were taken away from their parents as children. [1]
Русский: Монгольские правители, боявшиеся мятежей, создали клан воинов-рабов преимущественно турецкого происхождения и христианской веры, которых еще детьми забирали от родителей. Их обращали в ислам и посылали в Северную Африку. Эти воины стали известны под названием мамелюков, что означает «находящиеся в подчинении». К 1250 году мамелюки свергли монгольскую династию Айюбидов в Египте и правили там до 1517 года. [2] |
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[3] PD-Art: Non-creative photograph of a two-dimensional work of art in the Public Domain (16th century CE) Available in the Collection of Tsultem. |
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