Examples of using Mongols in English and their translations into Bengali
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After the Middle Ages, the Mongols' and Tartars' repeated invasions decimated the population,
Al-Musta'sim finally decided to do battle with them and sent out a force of 20,000 cavalry to attack the Mongols.
The film portrays Alexander as a folk hero and shows him bypassing a fight with the Mongols, his old foes, in order to face the more dangerous enemy.
When news arrived that the Mongols had crossed the Jordan River, Sultan Qutuz and his forces proceeded southeast toward the spring at Ain Jalut in the Jezreel Valley.
The first recorded inhabitants of the area are some 50,000 people seeking refuge in Macau from invading Mongols in 1277.
Despite ultimately being unsuccessful in their attempt to destroy Islam, the Mongols left a deep political, economic, and military scar in the heart of the Muslim world.
The key to Annam's successes was to avoid the Mongols' strength in open field battles and city sieges- the Trần court abandoned the capital and the cities.
In 1279, Sultan al-Mansur Qalawun encamped in Gaza for fifty days while on a march against the Mongols.
His artistic works are generally regarded as the apogee of Mongolian aesthetic development and spawned a cultural renaissance among Mongols in the late 17th century.
But because he had no family relations with Genghis Khan, he ruled the Mongols as an Amir.
It spread from China with the Mongols to a trading post in Crimea, called Kaffa,
Mstislav the Bold escaped, and the Mongols went back to Asia, where they joined Genghis Khan.
The Mongols in various parts of the empire began to add laws more appropriate to their area.
According to legend and some passages of the biographical Secret History of the Mongols, Genghis Khan feared only three things:
Due to the sacking of Baghdad by the Mongols Cairo became the central city of the Muslim world.
In the 1320s, the Mongols were forcefully expelled from Georgia and Tbilisi became the capital of an independent Georgian state once again.
When the Mongols invaded Central Asia sometime between 1215 and 1220, Baha ud-Din Walad,
The Mongols massacred most of the city's inhabitants, including the caliph Al-Musta'sim, and destroyed large sections of the city.
In the 1320s, the Mongols retreated from Georgia and Tbilisi became the capital of an independent Georgian state once again.
Within 50 years most Mongols had become Buddhist, with tens of thousands of monks, who were members of the Gelug order, loyal to the Dalai Lama.