Description of the "Tatar-Mongol yoke" in historical documents
Description of the "Tatar-Mongol yoke" in historical documents

Video: Description of the "Tatar-Mongol yoke" in historical documents

Video: Description of the "Tatar-Mongol yoke" in historical documents
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Even in the sources recognized by the official history, very strange Russian Tatar-Mongols with the Grand Dukes at their head are described …

The description of the Mongol-Tatars in the Russian chronicles cannot fail to suggest that the Horde are Russian troops headed by the Grand Dukes (V. K.).

The Laurentian Chronicle from 1223 to 1238 describes Russian events with the participation of Russian princes and Russian troops. The Horde people are often mentioned in the annals, but the names of their leaders for some reason are not given. The fruits of the victories of the Horde are used by RUSSIAN Rostov V. K.: Georgy Vsevolodovich and his brother Yaroslav Vsevolodovich. In general, the unification of Russia is described, carried out by the inhabitants of several Russian principalities with the help of the warriors of the horde, who are described not as conquerors, but as an army subordinated to V. K., and not appanage ones. For example, the Horde defeated the appanage princes not far from the bordering Kiev at that time.

The Russian prince Vasilko, sent there by Georgy Vsevolodovich and did not have time to take part in the battle, turned back and "returned to the city of Rostov, GLORY TO GOD AND THE MOTHER OF GOD" (Monuments of the literature of Ancient Russia. XIII century. - Moscow, publishing house Khudozhestvennaya literatura, 1981. - P. 135). What was the Russian prince so happy about, if not the victory of the troops subordinated to V. K., and not the troops subordinated to the appanage separatist princes? Simply, the majority of Russians fought with other Russians who betrayed V. K. Chronicle tells us about the affairs at the Rostov court of V. K., about the magnificent burial of V. K. On the throne sits brother and successor Yaroslav Vsevolodovich. Describes the "joy of greatness among the peasants" in Rostov. There is not a word about the fact that the country is occupied by pagans, there is no Tatar khan, but there is V. K. Yaroslav. Then the chronicler will complacently tell us about the birth of a daughter at V. K. Literature, 1981. - S. 148). The Horde did not leave garrisons in the captured cities. The invaders do not behave like that.

"Tatars" and Russian squads behave like allies. The leaders of the "Tatars" are called princes in the Laurentian Chronicle. The word "khan" is not found anywhere (PSRL. T. 1. - St. Petersburg, T. Pratsa, 1846. - S. 201).

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Both V. K. and the "Tatars" take cities and are full. VK wages war with the Tatars against the appanage princes.

The Grand Ducal lands - the lands of V. K. - were exempted from taxes (Kostomarov N. I., Domination of the House of St. Vladimir. - Moscow, Military Publishing House, 1993. - S. 189). They did not pay tithing - a tribute to the upkeep of the HORDE. ORDA - the term of the Russian chronicles, denoting the constant army of V. K. Apparently, the inhabitants of the grand princely lands and formed the basis of the Horde troops. It was for their maintenance that there was a tribute from the outlying lands of Russia. At the end of the 14th century, the Ryazan and Lithuanian princes agreed to oust VK Dmitry from Moscow, Kolomna, Vladimir and Murom, believing that Moscow rightfully belongs to Lithuania, and Kolomna, Vladimir and Murom belong to the Ryazan principality. At this time, the Ryazan and Lithuanian princes were called V. K. The leaders of the horde called themselves tsars and believed that they had more power than V. K.

The Ryazan and Lithuanian princes invited Tsar Mamai to implement this plan. See "The Legend of the Mamayev Massacre" (Literary Monuments of Ancient Rus. XIV - mid-XV century. - Moscow, Khudozhestvennaya literatura, 1981. - pp. 136–137). A civil war was brewing … But after all, both the Lithuanian prince and the Ryazan appanage ruler knew perfectly well that V. K. Dmitry was the first of them. Many princes of LITHUANIAN RUSSIA swore allegiance to V. K. They did not dare to openly oppose the legitimate authority of V. K.

It turns out that Mamai's troops consisted of Poles, Crimeans, Genuezians, Yases, Kasogs. Mamai received financial assistance from Kafa - the center of the slave trade! Mamai was hired by a criminal Karaite syndicate, simply a terrorist organization!

L. Gumilev wrote that the Russian army “consisted of princely horse and foot squads, as well as militia. The cavalry was formed FROM THE BAPTIZED TATARS who defected the Lithuanians and were trained to fight in the TATAR STANDARD RUSSIAN "(LN Gumilev. From Russia to Russia. - Moscow." Ecopros ", 1992. - p. 163). THE TATARS ARE NOT REFERRED TO GUMILEV. The Tatar system is a system of Russian horsemen, Cossacks. BUT IN FACT, I REMEMBER, THE RUSSIAN TROOPS WERE CALLED THE HORDE! It was said to Mamai after his defeat in the battle on the Kulikovo field: “Why are you, filthy Mamai, encroaching on the Ruska land? That beat the ORDA Zaleskaya "(Monuments of literature of Ancient Russia. XIV - mid-XV century. - Moscow, Khudozhestvennaya literatura, 1981. - p. 108). Zaleskaya Land is Vladimir-Suzdal Russia, the lands of VK, whose troops collected tribute from all over Russia. Here, the Russian troops of Vladimir-Suzdal Rus, as in the Russian chronicles and letters of V. K., are also called the ORDA.

Old Russian miniatures depicting the Battle of Kulikovo EQUALLY IMAGE RUSSIAN AND TATAR RIDERS - the same weapons, the same helmets (see illustration).

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So, the "Tatar-Mongol yoke" - the reign of VK. Collecting the Horde tribute - collecting taxes for the needs of the Russian state, "exit".

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