How would a islamic byzantine empire call it's slave soldiers?
How would a islamic byzantine empire call it's slave soldiers?
Isaac King
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Aiden Price
Castrati nugati
Wyatt Hall
...janissaries?
Nathaniel King
Yeñiçeri
Jeremiah Campbell
>islamic
>byzantine empire
Mehmed, go and stay go.
Jackson Ramirez
My Emperor!
Levi Johnson
This
Jack Flores
Bonus question: What did the Holy Roman Empire call their slave knights?
Samuel Fisher
Muslim. Means slave.
Jaxson Johnson
The Arabic word you're looking for is "abd"/"abeed", but close enough I guess.
Christian Cox
>islamic byzantine
BEGONE YOU CATAMITE
Matthew Evans
Nth for Janissaries
Evan Murphy
Well Janissary in Turkish means "new soldier", so I imagine a Greek-speaking empire would call them Neostratiotai or Neohoplitai.
Mamluk literally means "slave" or "property" so if they went by that logic they'd simply be called Douloi.
Cooper Richardson
Ministeriales
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Mason Lopez
My fellow Eastern Roman compatriot.
Bentley Baker
Mamluks
Joseph Brown
>islamic byzantine empire
Jeremiah Turner
Kebabkles
William Baker
nigger?
Brayden Morris
By shouting I imagine. Or maybe ringing bells if they were feeling sophisticated.
Jose Price
You know, I suspect someone's written a bot to spam these shitty threads.
Jonathan Gutierrez
I could say the same thing about this post but I won't because that's not constructive and wouldn't increase the average post quality.
Jayden Harris
Samsonites.