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  captive from the Emirate of Granada
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  captive from the Hytuk Region

  This attribute describes a person held captive, usually in slavery, from the region of the Hytuks, a feudal group in the land of the Circassians.
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  captive from the Kingdom of Hungary

  A person, often enslaved, named as a captive from the region of the Kingdom of Hungary.
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  captive from the land of the Circassians

  In the late medieval and early modern eras, an enslaved person designated as Circassian was a person held in captivity, with ancestry in the region inhabited by the Circassian peoples.
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  captive from the lands of the Rus'

  In this period, an enslaved person indicated as a Ruthenian was a person whose was originally situated in, or forcibly emigrated from, the lands of the Rus' and the East Slavic peoples, and is currently held in captivity.
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  captive from the Mediterranean Jewish diaspora

  A person held in captivity and specified as Jewish.
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  captive from the Melkite community

  This attribute refers to persons from the Melkite community, who were Arabic-speaking Christians in the Kingdom of Cyprus and who originated from Syria.
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  captive from the Muslim Mediterranean

  This attribute describes a person held captive, usually in a state of enslavement, from the Emirate of Granada or Maghreb Africa and described in the sources as a 'Moor' or 'Moorish'.
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  captive from the Ottoman Empire

  An enslaved person, or person held in captivity, named as Turkish (or a Turk) was someone originating from the Ottoman Empire.
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  captive from the Ottoman Empire

  A person from the Ottoman Empire who is held in captivity, often in the state of slavery.
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  captive from the region of Abkhazia

  This attribute indicates a person from Abhkazia who is held in captivity, often as an enslaved person.
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  captive from the region of Azerbaijan

  This attribute denotes person described as from the region of Azerbaijan and held in captivity, often in a state of enslavement.
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  captive from the region of Serbia

  This attribute indicates a person from the region of Serbia who is held in captivity, often in a legal state of enslavement.
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  captive from the region of the Gepids

  This is a person described as a captive from the region of the ancient Gepids, who was usually enslaved.
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  captive from the region of the Geta
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  captive from the Tatars

  The Tatars were an indigenous people of the Crimean peninsula. In 1441 they emerged from Mongol domination to form the Crimean Khanate.
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  captive from Thebes

  This attribute denotes a person from Thebes who is held in captivity, most often a Greek speaking person held in a state of enslavement.
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  captive from Thessaloniki

  This attribute denotes a person from Thessaloniki who is held in captivity, most often a Greek speaking person held in a state of enslavement.
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  captive from Tunisia

  This attribute describes a person fromTunisia who is held in captivity.
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  captive from Tyana

  This attribute denotes a person named as from Tyana who held in some form of captivity, often in a state of enslavement.
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  captive from Wallachia

  An enslaved person named as a Wallachian had their origins in the Principality of Wallachia.
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  captives
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  Capua

  Capua is a comune in the province of Caserta, in the region of Campania.
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  Caracasa

  Caracasa was an enslaved Tatar woman who was active during the second half of the fourteenth century. She was described as baptized.
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  Caraccio Cicala