"atabek" meaning in English

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          "text": "Since the Atābek stood in a paternal relationship to the Saljūqid \"king\" he enjoyed an authority far above that of the ordinary generals; it seems also to have been the custom for the Atābek to receive in marriage the mother of his charge and to give one of his daughters in marriage to him.",
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          "text": "...in 511/1118 Tughril was but a child. His first atabek was Shīr-gīr...",
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