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1 9,3| and at whose head stood Hulagu, acknowledging the khan 2 9,3| as his overlord. In 1258 Hulagu took Bagdad, where the last 3 9,3| recent historian said, “Hulagu led the Nestorian [i.e., 4 9,3| was also a Muslim, while Hulagu was a Shamanist, i.e., a 5 9,3| religious, existed between Hulagu and Berke (Bereke), khan 6 9,3| blocked by the dominions of Hulagu. Communication by sea between 7 9,3| was on friendly terms with Hulagu, head of the Mongols in 8 9,3| Michael was forced to abandon Hulagu and to join the Kipchak-Egyptian 9 9,3| Although he had broken with Hulagu, the Persian Mongols were