Eastern Europe - The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries Of The English Nation - Volume 2 - Collected By Richard Hakluyt
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[Sidenote: Armenia And Georgia Conquered.] From Thence
They Proceeded Forth Into Armenia, Which They Conquered In Battell, And
Part Also Of Georgia.
And the other part is, vnder their iurisdiction,
paying as yet euery yeare vnto them for tribute, 20000.
Pieces of coyne
called Yperpera. [Sidenote: The Soldan of Aleppo his land.] From thence
they marched into the dominions of the puissant and mighty Soldan called
Deurum, whom also they vanquished in fight. And to be short, they went on
farther sacking and conquering, euen vnto the Soldan of Aleppo his
dominions, and now they haue subdued that land also, determining to inuade
other countries beyond it: neither returned they afterward into their owne
land vnto this day. [Sidenote: The Caliph of Baldach.] Likewise the same
armie marched forward against the Caliph of Baldach his countrey, which
they subdued also, and exacted as his handes the daylie tribute of 400.
Byzantines, besides Balkakines and other giftes. Also euery yeare they send
messenters vnto the Caliph mouing him to come vnto them. Who sending back
great gifts together with his tribute beseecheth them to be fauourable vnto
him. Howbeit the Tartarian Emperour receiueth al his gifts, and yet still
neuertheles sends for him, to haue him come.
Qualiter Tartari se habent in pralijs. Cap. 17.
Ordinauit Chingischam Tartaros per Decanos et centenarios et millenarios.
[Sidenote: Tartarorum militaris disciplina.] Decem quoque millenarijs
praponunt vnum, cunctoque nihilominus exercitui duos aut tres Duces, ita
tamen vt ad vnum habeant respectum. Cumque in bello contra aliquos
congrediuntur nisi communiter cedant, omnes qui fugiunt, occiduntur.
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