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DescriptionMongol Empire in 1259.JPG |
English: Category:Maps of the Mongol Empire
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Date | 11 January 2009 (10 May 2009 (original upload date)) |
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Author | Enerelt. Original uploader was Enerelt at en.wikipedia |
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