Ambushes And Suprises;
Ambushes And Suprises;
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Bajazid was as determined as the Prophet and as his grandson Husein. His ten thousand faithful Janissaries fell around him, either parched with thirst or consumed by the sword of the Tartars. It was only when night had fallen that Bajazid, yielding to the entreaties of Minuet Beg, consented to mount his horse. But his horse fell, and the Sultan of the Osmanli was taken prisoner by Mahmud Khan, a descendant of Chengiz Kh&n, the titular chief of the Schagatai.'' Taimur had returned to his tent th...e moment victory had pro^ nonnced itself decisively, to rest after the fatigues of the day, when suddenly the tent door was opened, and the Sultan of the Osm&nli was brought into his presence, bound hand and foot. Seeing his illustrious captive — the man who but the day before had been the lord of thousands — so manacled, Taimur could not restrain his.
tears. He caused him to be unbound, and, though he kept him a prisoner during the period of life — less than two years 142 AMBUSHES AND SUBPfilSES.
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Bajazid was as determined as the Prophet and as his grandson Husein. His ten thousand faithful Janissaries fell around him, either parched with thirst or consumed by the sword of the Tartars. It was only when night had fallen that Bajazid, yielding to the entreaties of Minuet Beg, consented to mount his horse. But his horse fell, and the Sultan of the Osmanli was taken prisoner by Mahmud Khan, a descendant of Chengiz Kh&n, the titular chief of the Schagatai.'' Taimur had returned to his tent th...e moment victory had pro^ nonnced itself decisively, to rest after the fatigues of the day, when suddenly the tent door was opened, and the Sultan of the Osm&nli was brought into his presence, bound hand and foot. Seeing his illustrious captive — the man who but the day before had been the lord of thousands — so manacled, Taimur could not restrain his.
tears. He caused him to be unbound, and, though he kept him a prisoner during the period of life — less than two years 142 AMBUSHES AND SUBPfilSES.
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