- few
months later Gazi's
brother Selyamet came
under su****ion and fled. The
three went to Turkey. Gazi
demanded Selyamet back, but the
sultan exiled him...
-
mother returned to Crimea. By
around 1600 Gazi's
kalga was the ****ure
Selyamet I and his
nureddin was Devlet, Shahin's
eldest brother. (The
kalga and...
-
khans were
descended from
Devlet II,
except for the sons of
Saadet and
Selyamet and the son and
grandson of Qaplan. He was
appointed as the khan in 1671...
-
sometimes made
another choice. Gazi's only
living brother was the 50-year-old
Selyamet, who was
imprisoned in Anatolia. Gazi had made
Tokhtamysh his
kalga or...
-
subsequent Crimean khans were
descended from
Selyamet,
except for five who were sons or
grandsons of his brothers.
Selyamet was the
youngest of the many sons of...
-
living uncles and six
living brothers: Adil, Alp, Gazi, Fetkh,
Mubarak and
Selyamet.
Saadet II
Giray was his son. His many brothers, each of whom was a potential...
-
grandson Khan Adil
Giray (1666–1671) All
subsequent khans were
descended from
Selyamet,
except for the sons and
grandsons of his
brothers noted above. Oleksa...
-
arrived at
Kaffa with
Turkish soldiers and was
joined by his
brothers Alp,
Selyamet and
Mubarek and most of the
Crimean nobles including the
Shirin clan. Mehmed...
- Giray. In
November 1743 he was
promoted to khan when the
Turks deposed Selyamet. One
reason may have been that the
Ottomans wanted a
stronger man if they...
-
Saadet IV Giray,
Mengli II Giray,
Devlet II Giray,
Qaplan I
Giray and
Selyamet II Giray. None of his sons were khans. He
succeeded his
father Selim and...
