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	The '''Turco-Mongols''' were the aristocratic, nomadic, mostly ] horsemen of ~~] and ]n~~ ] and ] descent who served as rulers and conquerors in Central and ]n societies during the ].<ref>Lane, George. ''Daily Life in the Mongol Empire''. Greenwood Press, 2006. </ref><ref>Holland, David. ''The Encyclopedia Americana''. Grolier Academic Reference, 1989. </ref><ref>Morgan, David. ''The Mongols''. Blackwell Publishing, 1990. </ref>		The '''Turco-Mongols''' were the aristocratic, nomadic, mostly ] horsemen of ] and ] descent who served as rulers and conquerors in Central and ]n societies during the ].<ref>Lane, George. ''Daily Life in the Mongol Empire''. Greenwood Press, 2006. </ref><ref>Holland, David. ''The Encyclopedia Americana''. Grolier Academic Reference, 1989. </ref><ref>Morgan, David. ''The Mongols''. Blackwell Publishing, 1990. </ref>

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The Turco-Mongols were the aristocratic, nomadic, mostly Turkic-speaking horsemen of Turkic and Mongolian descent who served as rulers and conquerors in Central and Western Asian societies during the Middle Ages.