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'''Jarjaraya''' was a town in {{Wiki|Iraq}}, located by the [[Tigris]] river southeast of [[Baghdad]]. During the 9th century, the town was home to many {{Wiki|Zanj}} [[Slavery|slaves]] who had been freed | '''Jarjaraya''' was a town in {{Wiki|Iraq}}, located by the [[Tigris]] river southeast of [[Baghdad]]. During the 9th century, the town was home to many {{Wiki|Zanj}} [[Slavery|slaves]] who had been freed from their fates by the [[Zanj Rebellion|rebels]] led by [[Ali ibn Muhammad]]. In addition to the Zanj slaves, the town was home to a number of [[merchant]]s who came to Baghdad to business but struggled to make ends meet.<ref name=ACM">''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]''</ref> | ||
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Jarjaraya was a town in Iraq, located by the Tigris river southeast of Baghdad. During the 9th century, the town was home to many Zanj slaves who had been freed from their fates by the rebels led by Ali ibn Muhammad. In addition to the Zanj slaves, the town was home to a number of merchants who came to Baghdad to business but struggled to make ends meet.[1]