Ruknuddin Baibars Ep1 Battle Ain Jalut Historical Novel in Urdu Hindi
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00:00In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
00:07Ruknuddin Baybars
00:10A great conqueror of the Islamic world
00:13Who was the heart of the Mongols
00:16Writer Aslam Rahi MA
00:21He was a unique and famous Sultan of the Islamic world
00:24He had influence on countless languages
00:27From Arabic to Arabic
00:29From Mongolian to Tatar
00:32From Greek to Greek
00:34From Abyssinian to Greek
00:36He was an expert in conversing with other nations
00:41Before becoming a Sultan, he was a slave
00:46So he had influence in different languages
00:50Time has seen him in the form of a donkey
00:53Riding sheep and goats
00:56Time has seen him in Damascus as a slave
01:03Time has seen him as a slave
01:08Time has seen him as a soldier
01:13Time has seen him as a supporter of the Islamic army
01:19Famous American scholar, Mordecai Heraldium writes
01:23He had no trust on anyone except himself
01:26So he used to wear disguise
01:29And used to inform about his enemies
01:32He used to leave his friends alone
01:36Sometimes he was seen in Egypt
01:38And sometimes he was seen in Palestine
01:41After 4 days, people used to see him in the Arabian deserts
01:44After few days, people used to see him in other places
01:49When he became the Sultan of the Islamic world
01:52Mongolians attacked Muslims and destroyed their territories
01:58He used to roam in Muslim areas
02:02Once he entered the kingdom of Halaku in the disguise of a Mongolian singer
02:09After few days, people used to spy on him
02:17Because he had influence in different languages
02:20So no one had a doubt that he was a Muslim or a Muslim Sultan
02:24One day, he ate food in a shop in a Mongolian city
02:28And kept his royal ring in a vessel
02:31After that, he returned to his area
02:33And sent a messenger to Halaku Khan and called him
02:37I went to your country to check the situation
02:40I forgot my royal ring in a shop in a city
02:44Please find that ring and send it to me
02:48Because that ring is very dear to me
02:50Halaku Khan was amazed at the bravery of the Muslim Sultan
02:54And he was so amazed by his bravery
02:57That he found his ring and sent it to him
03:00When Mongolians came to know that the Muslim Sultan changed his disguise
03:03And entered their area
03:05Historians say that the bravery of the Muslim Sultan
03:09Created a fear in Mongolia
03:11And they started to think
03:13How will be the situation of the Muslim Sultan's army
03:18And how will we fight against him
03:20Because in these days, along with Bahira-e-Rum
03:22The Crusaders of the West had made their big camps
03:25From where they used to start a crusade against the Muslims
03:29The most famous of them was Antakya's ruler Bohemond
03:32The Sultan once disguised himself as a Christian
03:35And entered the occupied areas of the Crusaders
03:38And for many months, he was in charge of their military installations
03:41Forts and other important places
03:44He was able to see 22 such forts
03:47Which were the center of the military power of the Crusaders
03:50And he did all this alone
03:53After this, he committed a strange atrocity
03:56He disguised himself as a Kasid and an Elchi
03:58And hunted a deer in the jungle
04:00He entered the court of Antakya's ruler Bohemond
04:04And he told him after presenting the prey
04:08Your highness, I have been sent by the Sultan of Egypt
04:11Al-Malik-ul-Zahir
04:13I came to know that you are very fond of hunting
04:17These days are not suitable for hunting
04:19Therefore, he has sent this fresh prey as a gift
04:22Please accept it
04:23My master will be grateful to you
04:26It is said that when the Sultan left Antakya
04:28After presenting the prey to the king of Antakya
04:31A few days later, someone complained to the king of Antakya
04:34That the person who came to you with the deer
04:37He was the Sultan of the Muslims
04:39On this complaint, the king of the Christians
04:41Became fearful and agitated
04:43Such an unbelievable event
04:46The Sultan of Egypt was Rukn-ud-din Baibars
04:49Sultan Baibars was tall
04:51His armor was very strong and suitable
04:54He was extremely handsome and happy
04:57He had a beautiful face
05:00He was red and white
05:02His hair was red and his eyes were blue
05:04Some historians also say that when he was a slave in childhood
05:07One of his eyes was damaged
05:09However, this defect did not affect the beauty of the Sultan
05:12His happiness and courage
05:15Sultan Baibars was born in 1223 in Central Asia
05:19Many years before his birth
05:22Muslim traders from Balakh, Bukhara, Samarkand etc.
05:25Islam had spread in Central Asia due to the efforts of Tabligh
05:29Baibars was born in a Muslim family
05:31His name was Mehmood
05:33His father was a respected officer in the Khwarazm Shahi Sultanate
05:37Unfortunately, the ruler of the time
05:39He was upset with something
05:41And banned it
05:43In this way, this happy family became the prey of the world
05:47When the Mongols began to attack the Muslim areas
05:50They began to enslave the youth, children and women
05:55Sultan Baibars was also among these children who were caught for slavery
05:59Sultan Baibars was also brought to the market in Damascus
06:02The first person who made a deal with him
06:05He gave him 100 dirhams
06:07But when he saw that the child's blue eyes were damaged
06:10Then he canceled the deal
06:12And refused to buy the Sultan
06:15Sultan, whose name was Mehmood in childhood
06:18Finally, he was tired everywhere
06:20Then an Egyptian rich man bought him
06:23The name of the buyer was Ali Ibn Warfa
06:26This Ali Ibn Warfa was the son of another Egyptian rich man
06:29He gave this loan to Mehmood instead of his loan
06:33The second rich man who bought Mehmood
06:36His wife entrusted the care of her young child to Mehmood
06:39Unfortunately, one day Mehmood had an accident
06:43His wife beat him badly
06:47At that time, his rich sister was also there
06:50Her name was Fatima
06:52When she saw Mehmood being beaten
06:54She felt pity on this orphan and slave child
06:58She said to her sister-in-law
07:01If you are not happy with the work of this slave
07:04Then entrust him to me
07:06She agreed and took Fatima and Mehmood with her to Damascus
07:10Where was her own house
07:12Fatima had an elder son who had passed away
07:15Coincidentally, the face of the deceased was similar to Mehmood
07:19On this basis, Fatima kept him with her as her son
07:22Instead of Mehmood, she called him Bebers
07:25Fatima was very kind to Bebers
07:29She took good care of him
07:31Just like she used to take care of her son
07:33Similarly, she also took good care of him
07:36There was a brother of this woman named Fatima
07:39He was an officer in the court of the Sultan of Egypt, Al-Malik-us-Suali
07:45Once he went to Damascus to meet his sister
07:48There he saw Bebers
07:50He liked his son's behavior so much
07:54That he asked Fatima to take care of Bebers
07:58Fatima gave Bebers to her brother
08:00And her brother took Bebers to Cairo from Damascus
08:03There he made Bebers the Sultan of Egypt, Al-Malik-us-Suali
08:07Besides Bebers, Sultan Al-Malik-us-Suali had bought many unmarried boys
08:14And he had made special arrangements for their education and training
08:18Bebers also gained a high level of book knowledge and Arabic art in the leadership of Sultan Al-Malik-us-Suali
08:25After this, he was enrolled in the Egyptian army as per the custom
08:29Due to his extraordinary physical strength, intelligence and courage
08:33He was appointed as the commander of the army
08:36However, he did not gain any special fame
08:41Coincidentally, the 7th Crusade began at this time
08:44The 7th Crusade was started by the king of France, Louis Nahum
08:49He started his work in such a way that an attack was launched on Egypt
08:53He wanted an attack on Egypt first
08:56And move forward and take over the whole of Palestine
08:58The days when the king of France attacked Egypt
09:01During these days, the ruler of Egypt was Al-Malik-us-Suali
09:04It is said that when the king of France attacked Egypt
09:09At that time, the king of Egypt, Al-Malik-us-Suali was very ill
09:15He could not move
09:17However, even in this condition, he came in front of the French in the fields of Mansoura
09:22His queen, Shijrat-ud-Dar was with him at this time
09:25Because the Sultan was ill
09:27Shijrat-ud-Dar was a very brave and courageous woman
09:32The days when Louis Nahum entered the lands of Egypt
09:35Unfortunately, the king of Egypt, Al-Malik-us-Suali died
09:39Because the French had already attacked
09:41Therefore, Shijrat-ud-Dar kept the death of the Sultan hidden
09:46He did not reveal it to anyone
09:47And his son, Tauran Shah
09:49Who was at the position of Hassan Teefa at that time
09:52He was in Mansoura
09:55He was the eldest son of Shijrat-ud-Dar
09:58Tauran Shah was the son of the Sultan
10:00But he had a second wife
10:02He was the stepson of Shijrat-ud-Dar
10:04After seeking his stepmother, Tauran Shah reached Mansoura
10:07There was chaos with the French in Mansoura
10:11When the French and Egyptian armies were fighting each other
10:15At that time, people saw that a very brave and courageous young man
10:20Riding on an Arab horse, he attacked the army of the Suleymanids
10:27And he kept putting the dead bodies of the enemy behind him
10:30When the French saw him attacking, they were afraid and retreated
10:34In this way, because of his many attacks
10:37He had destroyed the countless ranks of the French
10:40This young man had created a wave in the French army with his brave attacks
10:46He was the slave of Sultan Al-Malik-ul-Suali
10:52In this battle fought in the plains of Mansoura
10:55He showed his military skills and bravery
11:00That he became the center of the Muslims' eyes
11:02In the battle fought in Mansoura
11:04The Egyptians were defeated by the French
11:07And the king of France, Louis Nahum, was also arrested
11:10During these wars, the new king Tauran Shah was also killed
11:14After this, the commanders of the army made the queen Shajah-t-ud-Dar
11:19The ruler of Egypt in the name of Al-Malkat-ul-Muslimin
11:22During the battle of France
11:24The Muslims treated the arrested king Louis Nahum very kindly
11:29If the Muslims wanted, they could have killed him as a prisoner
11:32But this was not done
11:34First, the king of France was imprisoned in Egypt
11:37After this, the Muslims showed more kindness
11:40The king of France and the other prisoners were released
11:45The queen Shajah-t-ud-Dar, who was now the ruler of Egypt
11:48She ruled Egypt for about 80 days
11:51During this time, she showed extraordinary skills
11:54She ran the business of the government very well
11:58But Abbasid Caliph Baghdad Al-Mu'tasim Billah
12:02He did not like the woman's government
12:04And he sent a message to Missi Umrah
12:06To make a man the ruler of Egypt instead of a woman
12:08Therefore, following the order of Caliph Baghdad
12:11One person, Al-Malik Ashraf was made the king of Egypt
12:15And the commander of the Egyptian army, Mouziz-ud-Din
12:18Was made a partner of the new ruler Al-Malik Ashraf
12:23So that the business of the empire can run well
12:26It is also said that the queen Shajah-t-ud-Dar
12:29Married the new ruler Al-Malik Ashraf
12:31Shajah-t-ud-Dar was a poor slave
12:35And she became the queen of Egypt
12:39She had a son named Khalil
12:44Who died at the age of 6
12:47When Al-Malik Ashraf was made the king of Egypt
12:51And the commander of the Egyptian army
12:53Was appointed as the partner and helper of the Sultan
12:56Then Bebbers became the commander of the army in Egypt
13:02When Bebbers was appointed as the commander of the army in Egypt
13:07The condition of the Islamic world was very bad
13:10When the Mongols considered themselves to be God-fearing
13:13While attacking the Muslim areas
13:15They burnt Bukhara, Samarkand, Balakh, Nishapur, Harad, Ray, Kazvin
13:21And many other cities and towns
13:25They brutally massacred the people there
13:28This killing was not done by men, children, old, sick, disabled
13:32It was not done by anyone
13:34The people who were saved from being killed
13:36They were made slaves
13:38First, Genghis Khan was massacring the Muslims
13:41Then his grandson, Halaq-ud-Khan
13:43Rushed to the Islamic world
13:45And with a fierce army
13:47He started massacring the Islamic world
13:50Which made the Abbasid Caliphate a mess
13:54Halaq-ud-Baghdad was attacked
13:56He destroyed Baghdad
13:58And he killed the Abbasid Caliphate
14:00The destruction of Baghdad
14:02And the killing of the Caliphate
14:04Was not an easy task
14:06This created chaos in the Islamic world
14:08Because despite the weakness of the Abbasid Caliphate
14:11He was considered to be the leader of the Islamic world
14:15And the great Muslim rulers
14:18And conquerors bowed their heads in front of him
14:21They considered it a blessing to obtain the government
14:25After destroying the Caliphate and Baghdad
14:28The army of Halaq-ud-Khan
14:30Started moving towards the other cities of Iraq
14:32Destruction and destruction
14:34And ignorance spread everywhere
14:36Within a few days
14:38They destroyed the surrounding cities of Al-Riyah, Nasib-e-In and Hiran
14:44And killed the residents there
14:47When Halaq-ud-Khan destroyed Baghdad, Iraq and other cities
14:52Then he entered the lands of Syria
14:54There he also started a war
14:57Now Mongols, Iraq and Syria were fighting
15:01And their eyes were fixed on Egypt
15:03So after conquering Syria
15:05While leaving Palestine, he wanted to go to Egypt
15:08Because the ruler of Egypt at that time
15:10Was a nine-year-old Sultan
15:12Therefore, all the rulers consulted with each other
15:14That soon the Mongols will attack Egypt
15:17Therefore, the Sultan of Egypt should make an experienced person
15:21Therefore, it was decided that Mawzud-ud-Din
15:23Who was a nine-year-old Sultan's partner and assistant
15:28He was made the Sultan of Egypt
15:30And all the rulers of Egypt were appointed
15:35Mawzud-ud-Din became famous by the name of Malik Muzaffar
15:38On the other hand, the Mongols invaded Iraq and Syria
15:42And invaded Palestine
15:43After setting foot in Palestine
15:45Now their eyes were fixed on Egypt
15:47And they wanted to occupy Egypt at any cost
15:50Because between Palestine and Egypt
15:52There was a small desert called Sina
15:56And the Mongols were sure
15:58That they would cross this desert
16:00And set foot in the lands of the Pharaohs
16:02They will also be successful in conquering there
16:04They were also thinking
16:06That now instead of the Muslims
16:08Their ships will sail in the Nile
16:10To stop the Mongols
16:13Now the new Sultan of Egypt, Malik Muzaffar
16:15And Salaar-e-Alaa Baibars
16:17Together with increasing the number of their army
16:20They were also doing their training
16:23Finally, after setting foot in Palestine
16:25The Mongols decided to occupy Egypt
16:28He wrote a letter to the Sultan of Egypt
16:31The subject of which was
16:33This is his order, who is the master of the whole world
16:35Destroy your city and defenses
16:38Accept obedience
16:39And if you do this
16:41You will be allowed to live in peace and tranquility
16:44If you do not agree
16:46Then whatever will happen to you
16:48No one knows except for the high and the sky
16:52The Mongols were spiritualists
16:55Their belief was that everything in the universe has a soul
16:58Good and evil spirits
17:00Humans have a great deal of dominance over life
17:03Javedani, high and the soul of the sky
17:07They were considered the greatest and most powerful
17:10On this basis, the Mongols swore to it
17:13He entered Egypt with the letter of Halaqu Khan
17:17Because no Muslim ruler had ever put a dagger in his neck
17:22Therefore, he was walking with great pride
17:24His attitude was extremely arrogant
17:27And when he was presented to the Sultan of Egypt
17:31He did not respect the etiquette of the king
17:34He threw the letter of Halaqu Khan in front of the Sultan
17:37Who was in the name of Malik Muzaffar
17:39Who was the Sultan of Egypt
17:41On this occasion, the Sultan of Egypt, Malik Muzaffar
17:43His eyes were on fire with anger
17:45However, he did not show any reaction
17:48He was patient
17:49He was sitting close to him as the commander of the army
17:53He also wanted to express his reaction
17:55But he was patient
17:57After hearing the letter of Halaqu
17:59The Sultan of Egypt, Malik Muzaffar
18:01Said to the ambassadors of Halaqu Khan
18:03We did not do anything to Halaqu Khan
18:05So it is better that he leaves Egypt
18:08Do not put a dagger in our peace and tranquility
18:10On this occasion, one of the ambassadors of Halaqu Khan
18:12Who was his head
18:14He shouted in anger
18:16Do you want that you have the same head
18:19Which is of the proud caliph of Baghdad
18:22Understand well
18:23Our master's power is limitless
18:25And no power in the world can compete with it
18:28He knows very well
18:29What to do with a self-reliant ruler like you and his subjects
18:33The Sultan of Egypt, Malik Muzaffar
18:35Told these ambassadors to get rid of their mischief
18:38But their tone of voice was unbearable
18:41On this occasion, Malik Muzaffar
18:44He consulted many of his ambassadors
18:46What should be done on this occasion
18:48Most of the advisers' opinion was that
18:50It is better to accept the non-familiar attitude of the Mongols
18:53On these words of his advisers
18:55He got angry like a fire
18:58And in front of the ambassadors of Halaqu Khan
19:00He expressed his courage
19:03Egypt is the last hope of Muslims
19:06And to protect it, we will fight with our heads
19:09The Sultan of Egypt, Malik Muzaffar
19:11When he saw that the ambassadors of the armies
19:13Expressing their courage and courage
19:16He got angry like a fire
19:18And he wants to compete with the Mongols in every way
19:20Then with these words of the ambassador Bebers
19:23His determination and conviction also became firm
19:26Therefore, because of Bebers
19:28He ordered angrily
19:30Get rid of these Mongol dogs
19:33Kill them
19:34And this is the answer for Halaqu Khan from our side
19:36As soon as the Sultan's signal came
19:38The armed soldiers who were standing there
19:40They clapped on the ambassadors of Halaqu
19:42And immediately returned them to the dust and blood
19:45After that, the corpses of these ambassadors of Halaqu Khan
19:48Hanged on the important passages of the city
19:51By doing this, the fear of the Mongols in the Muslims
19:54He kept going
19:56And he was ready to compete with the Mongols
19:59The people of Egypt killed the Mongol ambassadors
20:02It was like declaring war against Halaqu Khan
20:05Now there was only one way for the people of Egypt
20:07To fight and win
20:09Or sacrifice your life
20:11In these circumstances, the Sultan of Egypt
20:13King Muzaffar
20:14To compete with the Mongols
20:16He gave all the powers to his ambassador Amir Bebers
20:19Amir Ruknuddin Bebers
20:21Historians write about him
20:23He was a wonderful man
20:25A strong army
20:26And a fearless ambassador
20:28The stories of the power and strength of the Mongols
20:30He used to say
20:32And said
20:34Let the time come
20:35We will tell these arrogant Mongols
20:37That they do not know how to fight
20:39There are some people in the world
20:41Who can break their arm
20:43After killing the Mongol ambassadors
20:45The Sultan of Egypt
20:47King Muzaffar
20:48Promised to Amir Ruknuddin Bebers
20:50If he succeeds in defeating the Mongols
20:52He will be appointed as the commander-in-chief of the army
20:55And also the ruler of Egypt
20:57Anyway
20:58Amir Ruknuddin Bebers
21:00To compete with the Mongols
21:02Started preparations for war
21:04Day and night
21:06For every healthy and adult man around Cairo
21:08Military service was made compulsory
21:10And issued an order
21:12That anyone who enters the army without a reasonable excuse
21:15Should be whipped
21:17Apart from the people of Cairo
21:19Ruknuddin Bebers
21:21In his army
21:22These Panagazian Turkmens
21:23Arab Bedouins
21:24And other tribes
21:25Had also started enlisting
21:27They had already taken a loss from the Mongols
21:29And they were very fearless
21:31And high-ranking warriors
21:33Whose bravery could be trusted at any cost
21:35In a few days
21:37Ruknuddin Bebers had a large army
21:39In this army
21:41Most of the Mongols
21:43Who were tortured by the Mongols
21:45Or were enslaved
21:47Arrived in Egypt while selling
21:49And now those people
21:51And now to take revenge from the Mongols
21:53They had acquired an excellent skill
21:55Actually, these were the people
21:57Who had settled near the Mongols
21:59Who were familiar with their ways of war
22:01And had the courage to look into the eyes of the Mongols
22:03And had the courage to speak
22:05The days when Amir Ruknuddin Bebers
22:07Was busy in his war preparations in Cairo
22:09These days
22:11Although he was in Palestine
22:13That he was informed that his brother
22:15Mungu Khan
22:17Who was the Khakhan-e-Azam of the Mongols
22:19He has passed away
22:21Therefore, to nominate his successor
22:23All the Mongols, leaders
22:25And leaders have been asked to go to Abai Dasht
22:27When this message reached Halaqu Khan
22:29He decided to go to Abai Dasht
22:31On this occasion
22:33His commander
22:35On this occasion
22:37His commander
22:39And his wife
22:41The wife insisted
22:43That our rebellion against the Muslims should continue
22:45As for the Khakhan-e-Azam
22:47Mungu Khan
22:49He is now dead
22:51Mungu Khan was Halaqu Khan's wife
22:53She was basically a Christian
22:55And wanted the destruction of the Muslims
22:57Therefore, she did not want Halaqu Khan to go back
22:59She was determined
23:01That Halaqu should attack Egypt
23:03On this occasion
23:05She reminded Halaqu
23:07That when her brother Mungu Khan
23:09Sent him to attack the Muslims
23:11Then he ordered
23:13To finish Egypt
23:15But Halaqu Khan
23:17Did not listen to his wife
23:19He decided to go back
23:21He wanted to take
23:23A part of his army
23:25He also gave a reason
23:27That it is necessary for him to go back
23:29Because in these days
23:31There will be grass for the horses
23:33And if I delay going back
23:35The winter season will start
23:37The grass will end
23:39And I will have to face difficulties on the way
23:41Anyway
23:43Halaqu decided to go back
23:45And on his way back
23:47He said to Arik Bukka
23:49After me, it is your responsibility to take care of this area
23:51Until I come back
23:53You will stay here
23:55Do not advance anywhere
23:57There is a large Mongolian army under you
23:59In addition to this, the Christians of Armenia and Georgia
24:01Are also with you in thousands
24:03Therefore, together with all of them
24:05Protect the conquered areas
24:07Arik Bukka bowed his head
24:09In front of Halaqu Khan's order
24:11And put his hand on his chest and said
24:13Whatever duty has been entrusted to him
24:15Halaqu Khan will fulfill it
24:17After this, Halaqu Khan took a part of the army
24:19And went to his homeland Sehra-e-Gobi
24:21Now Syria and Iraq
24:23Were completely in the grip of Arik Bukka
24:27Arik Bukka was Halaqu Khan's
24:29Very trustworthy general
24:31And he took a special part
24:33In conquering the Muslim areas
24:35He was a man of the heart
24:37And the tales of his bravery
24:39Were famous all over the Islamic world
24:41After Halaqu Khan's departure
24:43Arik Bukka
24:45Settled with his army
24:47At Ain-ul-Jalut
24:49And this place was near
24:51The famous city of Palestine
24:53This place was very suitable for him
24:55Because
24:57By staying there
24:59He could keep his control
25:01On Syria and Iraq
25:03And on the other hand
25:05He could move towards Egypt
25:07Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars was also informed in Egypt
25:09That Halaqu Khan has gone back to his homeland
25:11So he took such a big decision
25:13Which was not in anyone's imagination
25:15Egyptians were thinking
25:17That they will defend their lands
25:19In front of the Mongols
25:21But on this occasion
25:23Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars announced
25:25Our army will move forward
25:27And fight against Halaqu Khan's army
25:29The month of Ramadan had started
25:31Baibars announced
25:33That his army will fight
25:35Against the Mongols
25:37In this holy month
25:39So people
25:41Accepted this decision
25:43So Amir Rukn-ud-din
25:45Took his army
25:47And entered Palestine
25:49These days
25:51The Christian world was supporting
25:53The Mongols against their Muslims
25:55And there were many forts
25:57Near the coast of Rome
25:59So Amir Rukn-ud-din
26:01Decided some parts of his army
26:03Near these forts
26:05So that the Crusaders
26:07Could not help the Mongols
26:09Against the Muslims
26:11Rukn-ud-din Baibars
26:13On 15th Ramadan
26:15On 25th August 1260
26:17He came in front of the Mongols
26:19At Ain-ul-Jalut
26:21It is said that at Ain-ul-Jalut
26:23There was a battle between the Muslims
26:25And the Mongols
26:27Because of this battle
26:29There was so much noise
26:31That the sky and earth trembled
26:33Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars
26:35Before the battle
26:37Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars
26:39Put some of his soldiers
26:41On the grass
26:43Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars
26:45Pushed his soldiers
26:47Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars
26:49Before his full strength
26:51Amir Rukn-ud-din Baibars
26:53Attacked the Egyptian soldiers
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