The effects of Timur's victory, as well…

1396 CE to 1539 CE

The effects of Timur's victory, as well as those of devastating drought and plague, are both economic and political.

The Golden Horde's central base had been destroyed, and trade routes are moved south of the Caspian Sea.

Political struggles lead to the split of the Golden Horde into three separate khanates: Astrakhan, Kazan, and the Crimea.

Astrakhan—the Golden Horde itself—is destroyed in 1502 by an alliance of Crimean Tatars and Muscovites.

he last reigning descendant of Chinggis, Shahin Girai, khan of the Crimea, will be deposed by the Russians in 1783.

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Astrakhan' > Astrachan' Astrakhanskaya Oblast Russia View →

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Timur View →

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Tatars View → Cuman people, or Western Kipchaks, also called Polovtsy, Polovtsians) View → Mongols View → Mongol Empire View → Russians (East Slavs) View → Moscow, Grand Principality of View → Timurid Empire View → Crimean Tatars View → Golden Horde, Khanate of the (Kipchak Khanate) View → Kazan, Khanate of View → Astrakhan Khanate View →

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Timur (Tamerlane), Conquests of View → Timur's invasions of Georgia View → Timur's (Tamerlane's) Invasion of Russia View →

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Commerce View → Government View →

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