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| Forum Barbecuer | An Nasir Yusuf - the one who fled Damascus towards Gaza and left the city behind unprotected when the Mongols attacked in 1260? He is also seen on coins from that period of time. My best shot - I've spent the entire day on this so you better give me right or grant me a free lager
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| ICBM | I can see ur viking spirit thor. I must say rather interesting. Consistent, fierce, wise, brave and most of all..does not surrender. hmm u know am exagirating lol, let me see..he feld yeah. But I must say that that info is little but hey every thousand mile trip begins with one step. For that info i will surely give u some bucks to keep ya going. U know, u have to refule the car when the fuel is over ![]()
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| ICBM | so u peeps finally give up eh...? |
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| Forum Barbecuer | What does "give up" mean? Speaking for myself I've doing research on the subject and have dived deep into Islamic history but the problem is that there is very little information on this person in the texts available. Hey come on guys, let us solve this puzzle! |
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| ICBM | hmmm..LOL I dont think they have the viking fighitng spirit..what do u say oden? |
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| ICBM | yo dont give up on me now! |
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| Primus Pilus | Are we talking about Al Malek An-Nasir Yusuf 1236-1260 Emir of Aleppo from the Ayyubid Dynasty in Aleppo
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| Primus Pilus | I also found a An-Nasir Yusuf in Spain, also in those years, but the spelling is a bit different. He fought in the Battle of Navas de Tolosa (and he lost) Give us a clue MightyMcBeth! |
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| ICBM | LoL , okay okay okay.. glad to see some people well yes. I mean that king or sultan (malik(sp)=king in arabic) . He ruled Aleppo and Damascus, and it was in the 1200's. Dont think its the Spanish amigo lol.. Keep going! ![]() |
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