Mamlukheld
Mamlukheld is a term that refers to the historical period and the ruling class of Mamluks in various Muslim empires, most notably the Sultanate of Egypt and Syria. The Mamluks were originally slave soldiers, primarily of Turkic, Caucasian, and Eastern European origin, who were purchased and trained from a young age. They formed a distinct military caste that eventually seized power in Egypt in the mid-13th century.
The Mamluk Sultanate, established in 1250, was characterized by its unique form of governance. The sultans were
The Mamluk Sultanate lasted for over two and a half centuries, leaving a significant legacy in art,