1303 battle in the Egyptian-Ilkhanid War. It began on 20 April 1303 in what is now Syria and lasted until 22 April 1303 (about 2 days). The setting was Ghabaghib. It was part of Mongol invasions of the Levant. Those involved included the Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt, Ilkhanate and the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia.
Before and after
- 13th centuryDiscovery of arsenic
- from 1301 to 1500Late Middle Ages
- from 1303 to 1850Little Ice Age
- 1303Founding of Sapienza University of Rome
- from 20 April 1303 to 22 April 1303Battle of Marj al-Saffar
- 24 February 1304Birth of Ibn Battuta
- 20 July 1304Birth of Petrarch
- from 1309 to 1377Avignon Papacy
- 1310Rise of ars nova
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The era
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