Tatarы v Dunaйsko-Dnestrovskom meždurečьe vo vtoroй polovine XIV v.

Uzelac, Aleksandar (2019) Tatarы v Dunaйsko-Dnestrovskom meždurečьe vo vtoroй polovine XIV v. Zolotoordыnskoe obozrenie, 7 (3). pp. 416-433. ISSN 2308-152X (print)

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Abstract

This article offers a critical overview of the political position and destiny of the Tatar lands between the Danube Delta and the Lower Dniester in the timespan between the death of Özbeg (1313–1341), khan of the Golden Horde, and the migrations of Aktau Tatars to the Balkans in 1398–1399. Attention is also dedicated to the organization of these territories, their nomadic character, and to the local Tatar leaders: Prince Atlamish, and his successors Demetrius/Temur (Demetrius princeps Tartarorum), Kutlubuga and Hadjibey. The article also discusses the relations between the Tatars and the Ottomans during the last two decades of the fourteenth century

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