The "Ghulams" were slave-soldiers who formed the military backbone of which Persian dynasty?
Q1. The "Ghulams" were slave-soldiers who formed the military backbone of which Persian dynasty?
Answer: Samanid
Explanation: The Samanid dynasty of Central Asia is credited with pioneering and systematizing the ghulam (slave-soldier) institution, purchasing and training Turkic slave-soldiers who formed their most loyal and effective military units.