mamluks research thread

[ALFAJI]

hi all

i'm glad to open this thread to help work on the mamluks sultanate if you all please so

coz we want to make it more accurate

[Elvasat]

Thank you.

I have already share with you information about map in there
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...8#post10424988

I will be appreciated if you give us some information about them.

[ALFAJI]

ok i will help you as i can bro but please give me the date that the mod start in ?

[Elvasat]

The time period is 1310-1520.

[ALFAJI]

ok but can you give me the number of the citys in iraq and sham ? so i can work on them

and give me the names of iraq and sham citys who are in the mod now please

[Elvasat]

I'm quoting my message again.

Here It is

South-East of the Map

We would be happy if you could make any suggestions about Mamluks and other details about settlements around there.

Our time scale is 1310 -1520. Can you send a post like these about Mamluks?
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=478205
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=478544

It would be helpful if you send us Mamluks map, Royal family, feudal titles, royal court, administrator states, Military ranks and positions etc.

Thank you.

[druzhina345]

Mamluk Flask with Polo Riders, Museum für Islamische Kunst der Staatlichen, c.1300AD


Inlaid bronze basin, late 13th or early 14th centuries AD, Mamluk, Victoria and Albert Museum



The Baptistère de Saint Louis is a hammered bronze basin inlaid with gold, silver and niello. It was made by Mohammed ibn al-Zain about 1320–40 in Egypt or Syria, during the Bahri Mamluk reign (1250–1382).

Mamluks on the Baptistère de Saint Louis

Mamluk figures around the outside of the basin
Mamluk mounted figures in roundels between these

Figures inside the rim of the basin

Modern drawings of Mamluk Cavalry and a Mamluk Tabardar based on the Baptistère de Saint Louis and a Mamluk in full armour and a Mamluk by Ian Heath partially based on it.


14th century Mamluks in the Sulwan Al-Muta'
Their long hair indicates their turkic origin.
Frontispiece of 3 hunters from a 14th century Mamluk Sulwan Al-Muta' of Ibn Zafar
The story of the horse and the boar, from the Sulwan Al-Muta' of Ibn Zafar



Illustrations from Nihayat al-su'l, a Mameluke manual of horsemanship and military practice, 1371.
. A drawing of a mamluk cavalryman by Ian Heath based on the Nihayat al-su'l



MIRROR SITES
Inlaid bronze basin, late 13th or early 14th centuries AD, Mamluk, Victoria and Albert Museum
Sulwan Al-Muta' of Ibn Zafar
Mamluks on the Baptistère de Saint Louis
Nihayat al-su'l, a Mameluke manual of horsemanship and military practice, 1371.

druzhina345
Illustrations of Egyptian/Syrian Costume & Soldiers