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The Mongol Empire was unstoppable. They had conquered half the world, burned Baghdad to the ground, and killed millions. Everyone surrendered... except for one man who used to be a slave.

In this video, we tell the incredible story of Sultan Qutuz—the Mamluk ruler who dared to defy the grandson of Genghis Khan.

🔥 THE STORY:

The Threat: In 1260, the Mongols sent a letter to Egypt demanding immediate surrender. They threatened to destroy everything in their path.

The Defiance: Instead of surrendering, Qutuz did the unthinkable: he executed the Mongol messengers and hung their heads on the city gates. The war was on.

The Battle: At the Battle of Ain Jalut, history changed forever. For the first time, the "invincible" Mongol army faced a crushing defeat.

This isn't just a history lesson; it’s the ultimate revenge story of how a "slave" broke the greatest empire the world had ever seen.

👇 QUESTIONS FOR YOU: Do you think Qutuz is the most underrated hero in history? Who was the better warrior: Qutuz or Baibars? Let me know in the comments!

📢 QUOTE OF THE STORY:"If I do not fight them, who will? We must sacrifice ourselves for the sake of our people." — Sultan Qutuz