He who is ashamed of slave origins is no true warrior.
奴隷の出自を恥じる者は真の戦士ではない。

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The Mamluk sultan who stopped the Mongol advance at Ain Jalut
The Mamluk sultan who stopped the Mongol advance at Ain Jalut (1260) and systematically eliminated Crusader strongholds from the Levant (1223-1277). Baybars rose from slavery to supreme power, defending the Islamic world against its two greatest threats simultaneously while building the foundations of Mamluk dominance for two centuries.
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