The Muslim World: The Mongol periodE. J. Brill, 1960 - Islamic countries |
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Translators Preface | 1 |
The Ilkhāns in Persia | 25 |
The Mongols in Central Asia | 43 |
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14th century Abāqā Aḥmad Aḥmed al-Din Muḥammad al-Malik al-Ashraf alliance Aq Qoyunlu army Aryq Böge Asia Minor Ástrakhan Baghdad Bashkir Batu Baybars became Berke Black Sea brother Buddhist Cairo Caliph campaign Caucasia Caucasus Central Asia China Chinese Christian civilization conquest Crimea Crimean Tatars cultural death Delhi dynasty East Europe Egypt Egyptian fighting forces Genoese Ghazān Girai Golden Horde Göyük Grand Prince Hindu Hūlāgū Ilkhanid Ilkhāns India influence internal Islām Islamic Iván Jagatai Jingiz Khān Kazán Khān Khan's Khanate Khānates Khurāsān Lithuanian London Mamlūks Mengli Mesopotamia military Möngke Mongol empire Moscow Muscovite Muslim Muslim World nation Nestorian Ögedei Ottoman Sulṭān period Persia political Qara Qorum Qara Qoyunlu Qubilai realm régime reign religious rule ruler Russian Sarai Sayf al-Din Sayyid Shāh Shi'ites successor Sunnite suzerainty Syria Tabriz territory throne Timur Tokhtamysh took Transoxiana troops Turkish Turkistān Turks victory Volga Western Asia