barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a

barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a
barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a
barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a
barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a
barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a
barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display a

barbucomedie:Armour and Equipment of a Turkish Heavy Cavalryman dated Late 15th Century on display at the Royal Armouries in LeedsMail and plate armour for man and horse became the standard type of equipment for the heavy cavalry under the Timurids (1370-1506) and under the Ottoman Empire. These soldiers were armed with a bow, sword and sometimes a lance making them a versatile unit and they formed the main component of most medieval Islamic armies.They were similar to Eastern Roman or Byzantine Imperial Cataphracts and were often referred to Spahis or Ghazi. Ghazi translates to “Strive, Aspire, or Carry Out.” The related word Ghazawan “To carry out a military expedition” is derived from this root. -- source link

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