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Yamghurchi Khan (Tatar: Yamğurçı xan [jʌmɣurˈtɕɯ]) (died 1555) was a
ruler of the
Astrakhan Khanate since the 1540s. He
occupied the
throne with the help...
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Later Yamghurchi was
defeated by the Russians, and with the help of the
noble Yusuf's sons,
Dervish Ali
Astrakhani finally defeated Yamghurchi in 1555...
- and Astrakhan,
something that is not
explained in the sources. In 1551,
Yamghurchi of
Astrakhan made a
nominal submission to Moscow. He soon
changed sides...
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Horde for the
Astrakhan Khanate's independence. He was
overthrown by
Yamghurchi khan. For
uncertainties and
additional information see the
second part...
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decisive moments. The
first attack in 1554
resulted in the
victory over Khan
Yamghurchi, who
opposed the tsarism,
allowing the
imposition of a
puppet ruler, Dervish...
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Kazan Khanate was
conquered by Russia.
After the fall of Kazan,
Yamghurchi of
Astrakhan broke with
Russia and
formed an
alliance with Crimea. Devlet...
- (en 8>11>12,1541–44) (Howorth: not cited)
deposed by Yamgurchi. 12 1st
Yamghurchi of
Astrakhan 11>12>13,1546-47 (en 11>12>15,1544–54)
According to Howorth...
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Giray r. 1607–1610
Mubarak Giray Utamysh Giray r. 1549–1551
Abdullah Yamghurchi r. 1546–1546, 1549–1549 r. 1551–1554 Darwish-Ali r. 1538–1539, 1549–1551...
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Kabardians and
returned with many captives. In 1545
Astrakhan was
captured and
Yamghurchi of
Astrakhan was
driven out. In 1546 10000
Nogais under Ali-Mirza attacked...
- 1545–1546, 1547–1550 ʿAbdallāh Muṣṭafā-ʿAlī of
Kasimov 1573–1583 Bīrdī-Beg
Yāmghurchī of
Astrakhan 1546–1547, 1550–1554 Shaykh-Aḥmad of the
Golden Horde 1491–1502;...
