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The 10,000 Moukahlas, also known as the Myriad Moukahlayeen, or rarely as the | The 10,000 Moukahlas, also known as the Myriad Moukahlayeen, or rarely as the Barsom Army of 10 Legion Ulariens, were a remarkable military force that pledged their loyalty to [[Burgoignesc South Levantine Trading Company|Bourgondii Royal Trading Company]] during its colonial rule from [[1604]] to [[1809]]. Comprising both Arab and Persian warriors, they served as a formidable asset in expanding and maintaining [[Burgundie]]'s [[Burgoignesc colonial empire|colonial interests]] in [[Audonia]]. The force also included skilled warrors from nomadic tribes, known for their mastery of guerrilla warfare. Their knowledge of the terrain and ability to navigate the challenging landscapes greatly aided [[Burgundie]]'s colonial endeavors. | ||
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| 10,000 Moukahlas | |
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| Myriad Moukahlayeen | |
 Charge of the 10,000 Moukahlas | |
| Active | 1604-1809 |
| Disbanded | 1809 |
| Country |  Burgundie |
| Allegiance |  BRTC |
| Type | Irregulars |
| Role | Infantry and cavalry |
| Size | varied, but never more than 8,000 |
| Equipment | Moukahla |
| Engagements | |
The 10,000 Moukahlas, also known as the Myriad Moukahlayeen, or rarely as the Barsom Army of 10 Legion Ulariens, were a remarkable military force that pledged their loyalty to Bourgondii Royal Trading Company during its colonial rule from 1604 to 1809. Comprising both Arab and Persian warriors, they served as a formidable asset in expanding and maintaining Burgundie's colonial interests in Audonia. The force also included skilled warrors from nomadic tribes, known for their mastery of guerrilla warfare. Their knowledge of the terrain and ability to navigate the challenging landscapes greatly aided Burgundie's colonial endeavors.