Kingship and Ideology in the Islamic and Mongol Worlds

Anne F. Broadbridge

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Introduction 1. The ideology and the diplomacy 2. The establishment of ideologies (1260-1293/ 658-93) 3. The age of Ilkhanid conversion (1295-1316/694-716) 4. The age of patronage and Muslim supremacy (1317-41/717-41) 5. Mamluk regional sovereignty and the post-Ilkhanid order (1335-82/736-84) 6. The Temurid invasions and the destruction of Mamluk sovereignty (1382-1404/784-807) Epilogue Bibliography.

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1931Répertoire chronologique d'épigraphie arabe

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