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  Sipahi
A sipahi was a person who had been granted with a fief, called timar, ziamet or hass.
Timar was the smallest land owned by a sipahi, and would give a yearly revenue of no more than 10,000 akçe, which would be 2- 4 times what a teacher earned.
A timar sipahi were obliged to provide the army with up to 5 soldiers, a ziamet with up to 20, and a hass with far more than 20.
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  Sipahi
A sipahi was a person who had been granted with a fief, called timar, ziamet or hass.
In this county the sipahi could collect all the income in return for military service.
A timar sipahi were obliged to provide the army with up to 5 soldiers, a ziamet with up to 20, and a hass with far more than 20.
lexicorient.com /e.o/sipahi.htm   (249 words)

  
 Sant Sipahi - SikhiWiki, free Sikh encyclopedia.
Sant Sipahi stands for the Sikh concept of "Warrior Saint".
Sant is used to refer to a wise, knowledgeable and Dharmic person or a "person with knowledge of God".
This page was last modified 16:23, 7 April 2007.
www.sikhiwiki.org /index.php?title=Sant_Sipahi   (421 words)

  
 Civilization III: L'Héritage de Civilization
This changed in the 15th century and beyond as imported expertise in firearms and gunpowder led to some of the most massive artillery of the time.
A form of Turkish heavy cavalry, known as Sipahi, became the predominating military unit utilized by the Ottoman Empire.
During the 17th century the Sipahi replaced their archaic weaponry with sabers and pistols, establishing them as a fearsome presence on the battlefield.
www.civ3.com /en/ptw_prof_ottoman.cfm   (854 words)

  
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