فرسان الشيطان : شخصية المقاتل المغولي في المدونات التاريخية العربية

Abstract EN

In the thirteenth century, all Mongols thought themselves to be the center of the universe, a belief that they derived from their Shamanistic religion.

The Mongols, under Genghis Khan Command, were united to face the challenges of their day.

Their strength lay in their unity, and the way in which they deployed their hunting skills and pursued their nomadic economy.

Always superb horsemen, their iron discipline, high morale and fine leadership ensured that, as a cavalry force, they were beyond compare.

Mongol warriors were not only fierce, but considerably well trained.

This article sheds light on the character of the Mughal fighter through what was mentioned in the Arab historical sources.

In order to answer a main question were the victories of the Mongols due to the legendary fighter strength, or because some factors affected on his character from his native country?