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Even in the19th century decendants of Ghengis khan in Russia were still regarded as having a right to noble status
— Jan 03, 2023 08:16AM
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The scope and sophistication of the Golden Horde's diplomacy show that they were not, as the great Imperial Russian historian S.M. Soloviev dismissed them, a bunch of petty bandits.
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One of my favourite facts about the Horde legacy in Russia is that Yusupov family, the epitome of the immense wealth and power, were descendants of the khan of the Nogai Horde who allied himself with Ivan IV.
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Netta wrote: "One of my favourite facts about the Horde legacy in Russia is that Yusupov family, the epitome of the immense wealth and power, were descendants of the khan of the Nogai Horde who allied himself wi...":) yes I had remembered that they had tatar ancestry, but I didn't know that it came from the Nogai horde, interesting!
