janissary

US [ˈdʒænəˌsɛriz]

UK [ˈdʒænɪˌseri:z]

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n.	1. a member of the Turkish sultan's elite personal guard from the 14th century until 1826. Janissaries were recruited from Christians in the Balkans and disbanded as part of 19th-century reforms. 2. a loyal follower or supporter

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Trained in many weapons , these Janissaries, fight with a halberd and are protected by mail armour .

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