Talabuga’s army, following the defeat in Hungary,…

1286 CE

Talabuga’s army, following the defeat in Hungary, had strayed in the Carpathian Mountains and lost horses due to cold weather.

Soon after that, Nogai makes him the khan of Jochid Ulus and overthrows the previous khan.

Talabuga shares his authority with his brother and cousins, who are sons of Mongke Temur Khan.

Their next raid clearly shows disagreements and tensions among them.

Talebuga decides in 1286 to organize a raid on Poland, and probably together with Nogai.

For this purpose, Talebuga arrives with the armies to Nogai's headquarters but there is "a great disagreement between them" and in the end Talebuga moves against Poland himself.

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