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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. | 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. | ||
The Myriad Moukahlayeen was the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]]-led successor of the barsom armies of the various historical powers in the [[Daria]] region of [[Audonia]] (e.g. the [[Deiocean Empire]], the [[Arunid Empire]], and the [[Odunyyiad Caliphate]]), a tradition it later carried on in the [[Burgoigesnc Foreign Legion]]'s [[Army_of_Burgundie#IV_Ularien_Division|IV Ularien Division]] and to a lesser extent, the [[Army_of_Burgundie#Pukhgoignesc_Gorhka_Rifles_Division|Pukhgoignesc Gorhka Rifles Division]]. | |||
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