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|a Vásáry, István
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|a THE TATAR RULING HOUSES IN RUSSIAN GENEALOGICAL SOURCES
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|a The "Genealogy of the Tatar Sovereigns" (Rodoslovnaia tatarskikh tsarei) preserved in various (official and private) genealogical books of the 16th — 17th centuries is a unique and precious monument of both Tatar and Russian history. This text owes its existence to the lively interest of the Russian state in the inner relations of the declining Tatar states towards the middle of the 16th century. Its genesis cannot be disconnected from the Russian conquests of Kazan and Astrakhan. The bulk of the genealogies was compiled in the 1550s and based on Tatar sources. A critical analysis of these genealogies, comparing every piece of data with other contemporary (Russian and Oriental) sources, is a task yet to be accomplished, but the significance of these texts is beyond doubt. What I tried to do in this paper was to emphasise and analyse a few noteworthy aspects of this group of monuments.
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|x Human societies
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|x Social institutions
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|a Political science
|x Government
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|x Human societies
|x Social structures
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