Khan Talabuga raids of into Poland once…

1287 CE

Khan Talabuga raids of into Poland once more in 1287, this time together with Alguy, son of Mengu-Timur.

On the way back, Telebuga is accompanied by Dukes Leo and Mstislav to Lviv.

At this point, Duke Vladimir, in the presence of Telebuga and Alguy, decides to pass his throne to Mstislav (son of Danylo).

Duke Leo will attempt to break this act later, taking into consideration the existence of "his friend" khan Nogai, but Mstislav forces him to withdraw, explaining that the power transfer had been made and agreed by the rulers of the Golden Horde and their counselors, and that it is frightening to complain to the Golden Horde.

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