• 2025, vol. 13, no. 1

    DOI: http://doi.org/10.22378/2313-6197.2025-13-1

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    Publications

      Halperin Ch.J. A Note on Recent Research on the Term the ‘Tatar Yoke’ (Tatarskoe igo)    pp.8-16

      Bystryukov V.Yu. “Our father, the great and stern Genghis Khan”: The “Mongolian legacy” in the Eurasian concept    pp.17-36

      Karpov S.P. Caffa and Tana: confrontation and partnership of the Italian maritime republics in the Northern Black Sea region in the 13th–15th centuries    pp.37-47

      Klyuev A.I. Principle of globalization, or Venice and Mongols in the Middle Ages: on the book by Nicola di Cosmo and Lorenzo Pubblici    pp.48-60

      Pachkalov A.V. The Connections of the Iberian Peninsula States with the Golden Horde    pp.61-71

      Nurieva F.Sh., Yusupov A.F. The Function of Certain Theonyms in the Medieval Turkic-language Work “Nahj al-Faradis” by Mahmud al-Bulgari    pp.72-83

      Ivanov V.A. Geography of the Golden Horde as presented by medieval authors    pp.84-100

      Ugrekhelidze I.I., Kartsidze N.G., Sarava N.D., Sulaberidze D.N. Glazed Ceramics with Epigraphical Ornament from Kutaisi Historical Museum    pp.101-115

      Kaziev E.V. The Alans in Mongolia and China: the main written sources (1253–1811)    pp.116-128

      Mirgaleev I.M. Information about the Golden Horde in the Saltuk-name of the Ottoman author Ebul-Khayri Rumi    pp.129-135

      Moiseev M.V. Descendants of Idegei: on the issue of the power structure in the Nogai Horde of the 16th century    pp.136-152

      Belyakov A.V. Edige’s descendants in Russia in the 16th–17th centuries    pp.153-165

      Khoruzhenko O.I. The tamga of Mamai in the Glinsky princes seals of the 16th and 17th centuries    pp.166-182

      Bityukov V.C. The fall of the Great Horde in the assessments of Russian and Lithuanian sources    pp.183-195

      Khamidullin B.L. Islam and “Paganism”: Multilingualism and Multiculturalism in the Kazan Khanate    pp.196-206

      Alimdjanov B.A., Zamonov A.T. Not by Timur alone: ignoring the Shibanids within the framework of the “Centralized State” concept    pp.207-223

    Chronicle

      Kemaloğlu I. Review of the International Symposium “The Genghisids in Ottoman Sources”    pp.224-230

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