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title Gūrkān 'son-in-law'
after his
marriage to a
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spelled Mogul or
Moghul in English) is...
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emperor also
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Hongwu insisted that he was not a rebel, and he attempted...
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Temur continued throughout his life as the
restorer of
Chinggisid rights. He even
justified his Iranian,
Mamluk and
Ottoman campaigns as...
