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He lost 3,000 men. The rest fled.
In the year 1048, the great city of Isfahan smelled of smoke and rosewater—a contradiction that defined its soul. But on this particular autumn evening, the smoke came from the camps of the Ghuzz Turks, whose yurts dotted the Zayandeh River like a plague of white mushrooms. Among them was a man named Fuladh al-Hami, and he was about to break the world. fuladh al haami
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