This list covers armies of the Mongol Il-khanid state from the appointment of Hiileg as viceroy of Iran with orders to destroy the assassins of Alamut and bring the Khalif of Baghdad to heel. In 1295 its rulers converted to Islam (the religion of most of their subjects), but were not fanatical about it. From 1335, it split into several rival successor states with the Jalayirids predominant. The list ends with the assassination of the last Ilkhanid pretender. The llkhanid army destroyed the Abbasid Khalifate, crushed the Turks and was held back from Egypt only by epic battles with the Mamluks. Its base throughout was the grasslands of Azerbaijan. Heavy cavalry became more important after failures against the Mamluks and are depicted with spiked helmet and aventail, long lamellar corslet (often covered by a heavily embroidered surcoat), lance, bow, sword and small round shield. Despite this, the army was mainly unarmoured horse archers, mostly Mongolized Kipchaks. References: Armies and Enemies of the Crusades 1. Heath, Mongols and Mamluks R. Amitai-Preiss.
— Ilkhanid Army 1251 AD - 1355 AD
II/49 — MARIAN ROMAN 105 BC - 25 BC
II/58 — ALAN 50 AD - 1500 AD
III/74 — SELJUQ TURK 1037 AD - 1276 AD
IV/17 — LATER CRUSADER 1128 AD - 1303 AD
IV/2 — CILICIAN ARMENIAN 1071 AD - 1375 AD
IV/35 — MONGOL CONQUEST 1206 AD - 1266 AD
IV/36 — LATER MUSLIM INDIAN 1206 AD - 1526 AD
IV/42 — ISLAMIC PERSIAN 1245 AD - 1393 AD & 1499 AD - 1520 AD
IV/45 — MAMLUK EGYPTIAN 1250 AD - 1517 AD
IV/47 — GOLDEN HORDE & SUCCESSORS 1251 AD - 1556 AD
IV/52 — LATER NOMADIC MONGOL 1266 AD - 1508 AD
IV/67 — JALAYIRID 1336 AD - 1432 AD
IV/6 — SYRIAN 1092 AD - 1286 AD
II/74 — PALMYRAN 260 AD - 273 AD
III/71 — GEORGIAN 1008 AD - 1683 AD
IV/2 — CILICIAN ARMENIAN 1071 AD - 1375 AD
IV/42 — ISLAMIC PERSIAN 1245 AD - 1393 AD & 1499 AD - 1520 AD
IV/47 — GOLDEN HORDE & SUCCESSORS 1251 AD - 1556 AD