Just as I was thinking about it, the appearance of the knight running towards me was already roughly visible.

A kind of dress that is very different from the current costumes of various tribes in the Caucasus!

Wearing a large domed hat with a wide brim that is very popular among the Turhut people. Compared with ordinary herdsmen, the big hat is more three-dimensional, and it is obviously added with a layer of waterproof felt on the outside.

The clothes are of a style not seen among ordinary Mongolian herders.

The shorts and long trousers are somewhat similar to the styles of some regular Tsarist Russian troops, but not as regular as the Russian army.

It was probably made of taupe burlap, with a stand-up collar, a button in the middle, and a belt around the waist. The copper parts on the belt were shining in the early morning sun.

He carries a musket on his back. The style of the musket is also very different from that of the Russians, Ottomans, and Persians nowadays. The butt of the gun is thick and roughly trapezoidal.

There is also a bayonet at the end of the gun!

In one hand, those people held sabers with different styles from those of the Cossacks, Caucasians, Persians, and Ottomans at that time. The blades were all bright and sharp.

One hand holds a short blunderbuss!

Of course, Jabbar has seen muskets and muskets used by cavalry, but this is the first time he has seen so many cavalry equipped with muskets, muskets, and sabers at the same time!

The lower body is also made of taupe burlap trousers. The strange thing is that the calf is tightly wrapped with circles of cloth straps of the same color.
Chapter completed!