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The Mamluk military system was a unique socio-military structure where slave soldiers, often of Turkic or Caucasian origin, were trained and converted to Islam to serve as elite military units in Islamic empires, particularly in Egypt and the Levant. This system emphasized loyalty to the ruling sultan and played a crucial role in maintaining political stability and military prowess from the 9th to the 16th centuries.
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