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" A FOURTEENTH-CENTURY MAMLUK-KIPCHAK MILITARY TREATISE: "MUNYATU'L-GUZAT" (TURKIC, CHIVALRIC ARTS, SARACENIC) "
K. Oztopcu
Document Type
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Latin Dissertation
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Language of Document
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English
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Record Number
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130580
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Doc. No
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TL44279
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Call number
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8702657
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Main Entry
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K. Oztopcu
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Title & Author
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A FOURTEENTH-CENTURY MAMLUK-KIPCHAK MILITARY TREATISE: "MUNYATU'L-GUZAT" (TURKIC, CHIVALRIC ARTS, SARACENIC)\ K. Oztopcu
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College
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University of California, Los Angeles
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Date
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1986
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Degree
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Ph.D.
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1986
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Page No
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503
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Abstract
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This is a study and edition of Munyatu'l-(')Guzat 'wish of the warriors of the Faith,' a fourteenth century Mamluk-Kipchak trea- tise on various aspects of furusiyya 'chivalric arts,' such as horse- manship, lance maneuvers, sword, archery and polo. It consists of a detailed linguistic and content analysis of the text, a transcription in modified Latin characters, an English translation, a complete glossary, an English index, an appendix of the technical terms used in the text, and the facsimile of the text. Munyatu'l-(')Guzat, one of a group of manuscripts called the Mamluk-Kipchak proper, represents the literary lanaguage of the Kipchak Turks, a part of the military elite that ruled the Mamluk Kingdom of Egypt and Syria between the 13-15 centuries. The study of this manuscript furthers our understanding of the Mamluk-Kipchak language in particular, provides linguistic material for the Middle Turkic period, and expands our knowledge of the history of medieval military skills and practices in the Islamic world.
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Subject
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Language, literature and linguistics; Middle Eastern literature; 0315:Middle Eastern literature
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University of California, Los Angeles
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