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English: Mongol Empire, 13th century
فارسی: امپراتوری مغول در سدهٔ ۱۳م میلادی
Français : Carte de l'empire mongol au XIIIème siècle
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- derivative work: Bkkbrad ( talk)
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There is still an untranslated phrase that needs translation: "Delün Boldak".
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