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debris holding station after Hurricane Ike. Orca
Whale Shows featuring Mamuk (1968–†1974) and Lil'Nooka (†1970). The live
events would have the whales...
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Aqraba (Arabic: عقربا) is a
Palestinian town in the
Nablus Governorate,
located eighteen kilometers southeast of
Nablus in the
northern West Bank. According...
- son of
Ichkile Hasan-oglan (1438–1445),
former khan of the
Golden Horde.
Mamuk (Tyumen tatar) Khan (1496–1497). Shah-Ali Khan, son of
Kasimov tatar Sheikh-Auliyar...
- of the
Golden Horde. Returning, he was
killed by Mar's
grandson called Mamuk or
Makhmet or
Mamet (about 1495).
Makhmet moved the
capital from Tyumen...
- 1502. His
grandson Kuchum was the last Khan of Sibir. His
younger brother Mamuk was
briefly (1495–96) Khan of Kazan. List of
Sibir khans Allworth, Edward...
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Marineworld Ken
Beggs claimed that one of the park's orcas, a
young male
named Mamuk,
attempted to bite his torso. In the
early 1970s,
young female orca Nootka...
- 3rd reign: see #9 7.
Mamuk 1495-96 was khan of
Sibir (probably),
invited in by a faction,
Russia sent army to
protect #6,
Mamuk driven off by another...
- Sheikh's
freezing stone Abu
Becra Mamuk Bin Berkaya. Bulgar, 1291/1292 (691 Hijra), limestone, carving,
inscription in
Arabic (there is no
Turkic text...
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second wife, the
Nogai princess Nur-Saltan, who
entered service in Moscow.
Mamuk, 1495-1496,
Siberian prince who came to
power in
Kazan as a
result of a...
- al-Muzayinīn is the Gate of Qaytbay. It is a
refined example of the late
Mamuk architectural and
decorative style.
Built in 1495, this gate
leads to the...
