Express Shipping Info

Processing Order Please Wait

Once the process is finished,
you will be automatically
redirected to the order confirmation page.

Additional 10% off Rs.4K+, 15% off Rs.6K+, 20% off Rs.10K+ USE

BINGE10 / BINGE15 / BINGE20

cart-icon

Availability: Limited Stock

10% OFF
The Mamluks - Slave Warriors of Medieval Islam

Availability: Limited Stock

10% OFF

The Mamluks - Slave Warriors of Medieval Islam

By: John Brunton

(0)

Rs 5,795.00

Rs 5,215.50

You save Rs 579.50.

Due to constant currency fluctuation, prices are subject to change with or without notice.

Description
Book Details
Customer Reviews
From humble beginnings as slaves in Egypt, the Mamluks trained as soldiers and rose in status to seize control of the largest empire in Islam. They ruled over Egypt and Syria for over two centuries. They saved the region from devastation by the Mongols and expelled the last of the Crusaders from the Holy Land. The Mamluks presided over the last flowering of the culture of medieval Islam, when scientific and artistic achievements were at least preserved, if not greatly advanced. The first Mamluks were Turks, chosen for their reputed pugnacious nature. A Turk and his horse always made a formidable combination, according to writings from the early period of the Arab conquests. As author John Brunton explains, ‘The tibaq system made soldiers of slaves. As a hybrid of the harsh nomadic tribesman and the well-trained knight, a Mamluk faris (cadet trooper) could certainly produce results.’ Conquest by the Ottomans of 1517 may have ended the Mamluke Sultanate, but the Mamluks themselves continued as a powerful military class until modern times. They fought Napoleon when he invaded Egypt in 1798. Their alleged end in 1811 was as bloody as the rest of their history, but there is even evidence of the Mamluks continuing longer, possibly until the later nineteenth century.
Publication Date: 15/10/2023
Number of Pages: 288
Binding: Hard Back
ISBN: 9781398107342
Categories: History Military 2024 Releases Online Book Bazar Up To 60% 10% OFF

Write a review

Note: HTML is not translated!
Captcha
//