Baybars's internal affairs reform

Baybars is not only a military leader. He not only organized the army, but also rebuilt the navy, strengthened the fortress in Syria, dug many canals, repaired many harbors, encouraged the development of commerce and handicrafts, and carried out foreign trade, making Cairo the center of entrepot trade between East and West. Through rapid postal transmission, Cairo and Damascus are linked together, and the information of the two places can reach each other in just four days. At every post station, there are many post horses on standby. Sudan can play polo once a week in the northern and southern capital cities. In addition to the ordinary postal service, Mamluk dynasty also improved the carrier pigeon postal service. In the Fatme dynasty, the pedigree of homing pigeons was recorded in many special registers. Baybars awards various public projects. He recruited architects and craftsmen from Baghdad, Damascus and Mosul to Egypt, and integrated the Islamic architecture in Egypt with the artistic style of the Syrian-Mesopotamian architectural school. Many mosques have been beautified and decorated, and many religious and charitable funds have been established. Sponsor Islamic academic culture and social welfare. The architectural monuments preserved by him include the mosque built by 1269 and the school named after him. This mosque was once turned into a fortress by Napoleon, and later into an ammunition depot by the British occupation forces. Now there is a dome in the Zakhiri Leaf Library in Damascus, where he is buried. He believes in Sunni doctrine and Islamic law, and judges everywhere are appointed by Sudan. For the first time, he appointed four Islamic judges in Cairo, representing the four major Sunni legal schools. Ibn Khallikan, a famous Islamic scholar, was appointed as the Syrian Chief Justice for 14 years. First of all, on the basis of systematic and routine exercises, the camel car carrying Kolbai curtains was organized. He is a fanatical Muslim of the Orthodox Church and won glory for Islam in the jihad. Therefore, in Islamic history, he can be compared with Harun Rashid. In unofficial history, his name even surpassed Salahuddin. The legend about him and Antailai is still popular in the Arab East, and its spread is wider than the Arabian Nights.

127 1 year, he ordered the prohibition of alcohol. 1277, Baybars died in Damascus because he drank a cup of poisoned wine prepared for others by mistake, and his tomb is in Zakhiri Yeku in Damascus today. 1279, Malik Mansour Safdin Gharawin deposed Baybars's youngest son, Sai Lamiche, and usurped the throne (from 1279 to 1290). Gailawin and Baybars were both Turkish slaves from Chincha khanate.