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Sighnaq (Turki/Kypchak: سغناق; Kazakh: Сығанақ, romanized: Syğanaq) was an
ancient city in
Central Asia (in
modern Kyzylorda Region). It was the capital...
- of Shah Rukh in 1448
Sighnaq and
other cities in
Turan such as
Uzkend and
Sozak were
invaded and
captured by the Uzbeks.
Sighnaq became one of the prin****l...
- lost at the
Battle of Kulikovo. By 1360, Urus Khan had set up
court in
Sighnaq. He was
named Urus,
which means Russian in
Turkish language, presumably...
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cousin and suzerain, Urus, the khan of the
former Ulus of Orda
centered on
Sighnaq, for a
campaign to
subdue Sarai, the
traditional capital of the Golden...
- was
overthrown in 1361, however. By 1360, Urus Khan had set up
court in
Sighnaq (near
modern Shieli, Kazakhstan). He was
named Urus,
which means "Russian"...
- to Khurasan. It was
later sacked by the Mongols, and is now in ruins.
Sighnaq C.F. Bosworth, The Ghaznavids, Edinburgh, 1963. 44°37′00″N 64°09′00″E...
- confederation,
probably spearheaded by the Kipchaks,
moved into
Oghuz lands, and
Sighnaq in Syr
Darya became the
Kipchak urban centre.
Kipchak remnants remained...
- the khan of the Blue
Horde from 1366 to 1368. He
minted his own
coins in
Sighnaq. He was
descended from Toqa-Temur. He
succeeded his brother, Ilbasan, with...
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which Genghis intended to
become part of Jochi's territories. The
towns of
Sighnaq and
Asanas offered particularly stiff resistance and
their inhabitants...
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Khanate Consolidating Uzbek tribes Conquest of
Urganj (1431)
Conquest of
Sighnaq (1448) Özbek-Qazaqs (separated Uzbeks)
Conquest of
Samarkand (1500) Shaybanid...
