This is an attempt at a simulation of the Mongol Army commanded by Ketbugha at Ayn Jalut in September of 1260 A.D.

Era: Age of Chivalry		Mongols at Ayn Jalut	CR: H: 2 L: 6			BP: 2	Init: 8
Core
Number	Type	Description	Key	FV	PROT	Weapon	Cost
2	HC(d)	Mongols	X	4(1)0	+1	Lance/bow	12
2	LC(d)	Mongols	X	2(0)0	+1	Various/bows	8
2	LC(d)	Subjects	X	1(0)0	+1	Bows	6
Bonus:
2	HC(d)	Mongols	X	4(1)0	+1	Lance/bow	12
1	HC(d!)	Georgians	X	4(0)0	+1	Lance/bows	12
1	HC(d!)	Armenians**	X	5(1)0	+1	Lances	11
1	KN	Bohemond**	X	6(2)0	+2	Lances	14
6	LC(d)	Mongols	X	2(0)0	+1	Various/bows	8
4	LC(d)	Subjects	X	1(0)0	+1	Bows	6
		Syrians and Renegades* **
2	HC	***	X	4(0)0	+1	Rumh	10
2	LC	***	X	1(0)0	+1	Bows	6
2	LC	***	X	2(0)0	+1	Javelins	7

Terrain:

Core: 1 GR

Bonus: (Max: 2 ) 2 GR, 1 SH, 1 RG

Notes:

Core: 94 Bonus: 179

*If Armenians or Knights or Syrian Renegade HC is purchased, an extra heavy division may be purchased for 4 points. No more than one extra heavy division may be purchased regardless of whether or not both the Armenian/Knight package and the Syrians are purchaed.

**If either Armenians or Knights are purchased, the other must be purchased. Armenians and Knights may not be in a division with any unit except Armenians and Knights.

***Syrian LC units must outnumber Syrian HC units by at least 2 to 1. Syrian LC with bow may not outnumber Syrian LC with javelins.

Mongol HC may not exceed 40% of the number of Mongol LC in the army.

LC marked (d) dismount as SI with a BP of 2 and a FV of 2(1)1. They function as SI in all respects including dispersal. Their bow range remains 18 inches but they have an infantry arc of fire. They remain key units.

List Author: Subodai Bahadur