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His brother's absence gave Leo the opportunity to put his sharp political skills to practice as the interim guardian of the Roupenian House. Roupen's release required payment of a large ransom, and the submission of Adana and Mamistra as vassalages to Antioch. When Roupen returned from the captivity, he transferred the power to his brother, Leo (1187) and retired to the monastery of Trazarg.
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But Roupen's brother Leo finished off the conquest of the Hethoumians and attacked Antioch. Roupen's release required payment of a large ransom and the submission of Adana and Mamistra as vassalages to Antioch; but on his return to Cilicia he soon recovered them. Bohemond III made various ineffectual raids but achieved nothing more. Roupen abdicated in favor of his brother and retired to the monastery of Drazark where he died.
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The 1549 map of the region, in upper-right hand corner depicted Yugra (IVHRA, Homeland of Ugric people) The 1595 map of Rvssia (yellow borders), east of the Europae pars Laminar armour from hardened leather reinforced by wood and bones worn by Chukchi, Aleut, and Chugach (Alutiiq)"Tlingit, Eskimo and Aleut armors." Kunstamera. Accessed 10 Feb 2014. Lamellar armour worn by indigenous peoples of Siberia The Russian conquest of Siberia took place in the 16th and 17th centuries, when the Khanate of Sibir had become a loose political structure of vassalages that were being undermined by the activities of Russian explorers.
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Similarities can also be found between the customs of certain communities and those of Panamanian and Colombian native peoples. There were commercial ties, vassalages and alliances between many of the communities in the Intermediate Area of Costa Rica, but there was no sole authority in the entire territory; rather, a multitude of societies with different levels of complexity. In Spanish documents appear mention of a great number of native groups: Aoyaque, Burica, Cabécar, Catapa, Chome, Corobicí, Coto, Guaymí, Huetar, Pococi, Quepo, Suerre, Tariaca, Térraba, Tice, Turucaca, Urinama, Viceita, Voto. However, references in this regard are too brief and imprecise to clearly identify the various ethnic groups or their specific characteristics.
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