The collapse of the Golden Horde and the emergence of new Turkic states
Screex In terms of the vastness of the territory, the Golden Horde was the largest state entity of the Middle Ages. Let us recall that the state of the descendants of…
UZBEK KHAN OF THE GOLDEN HORDE AND THE SITUATION IN THE RUSSIAN PRINCIPALITIES AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES — LITHUANIA AND POLAND (1312-1341)
Uzbek took power in the Golden Horde as a result of the struggle of its khans with the khans of the White Horde. He belonged to the part of the…
GENGHIS KHAN. 100 great monarchs
In the 12th century, the tribes that later became known as the Mongols occupied vast steppe territories from the Amur River in the east to the upper reaches of the…
The anti-Caesar of Zhamukha and the battle in the thunderstorm. Genghis Khan: Conqueror of the Universe
The conqueror of the Naimans, Genghis Khan, who relied on an alliance with the Keraite king, whom he had saved from certain death, seemed now able to establish his authority…
Mamluks: The slave warriors are the kingdom of the Tulunids and a new one in the recruitment system. The Art of War: The Ancient World and the Middle Ages
Mamluks: Slave Warriors Chapter 1 The Tulunid Kingdom and the New Army Recruitment SystemPart 1 Mamluks: Slave Warriors Chapter 1 The Tulunid Kingdom and the New Army Recruitment System The…
The Mamluks are a military quasi-caste
The Mamluks (translated as "belonging") were a military quasi–caste in medieval Islamic Egypt, recruited by the Ayyubid dynasty from young slaves of mainly Slavic, Georgian, Circassian and Turkic origin. The…
Turgeshi. Three vanished peoples
Like the Abars and Mukrins, the Turgesh (more correctly Turkesh, Chinese – Tukishi) did not belong to either the bodily, Chui, or the Turkic (Turkyut) group proper. The first information…
China’s friends are its enemies. The history of mankind. East
It is quite possible that the Hunnic empire, which was an alliance of 24 tribes and was divided into two parts (eastern and western), was formed long before the beginning…
On the way to a Great Empire. Genghis Khan
Temujin owed his reputation as an ideal steppe ruler not only to his princely roots and military successes. He was distinguished from many other members of the noble family by…
Unification of Mongolia. The Empire of the Turks. The Great Civilization
Some people had concerns about the new ruler. For example, the Keraite king Vankhan, who understood that his yesterday's vassal was becoming his equal. According to the official Genghisid history,…