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Mamai

Mamai (Mongolian: Мамай; Tatar: Мамай, romanized: Mamay; 1325?–1380/1381) was a powerful Turco-Mongol military commander who held the rank of beylerbey in the Golden Horde. He was from the Kiyat clan. Contrary to popular misconception, he was not a khan (king), but was a kingmaker for several khans, and dominated parts or all of the Golden Horde for…

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Origins

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Purported descendants: Princes Glinski

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Three final defeats: Vozha, Kulikovo, Kalka

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Mamai and the Great Troubles in the Golden Horde

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Born
1325?
Died
1380 (aged 54–55) Crimea
Dynasty
Kiyat
Father
Alash Beg?
Issue
Mansur Kiyat
Predecessor
?

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Origins

Rise to power

Kingmaker after the death of Berdi Beg

Mamai and the Great Troubles in the Golden Horde

Mamai and overseas: Mamluks and Italians

Mamai and Lithuania

Attempts to control the Russian principalities

Three final defeats: Vozha, Kulikovo, Kalka

Purported descendants: Princes Glinski

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Mamai

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related to Bibliography · 58
Mamai → Almaty, Brockhaus, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Drevnosti Povolž'ja, Džučidov, Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Eurasia, Favereau, Gaev, Genealogija, History, Howorth, Hronologija, ISBN, Istorija, Istorija Kazahstana, Jackson, Kazan, London
related to Origins · 48
Mamai → Abandoning Nogai, According, Alash Beg, Ali Beg, Another Kiyat, Aq-Buqa Kiyat, At, Batu Khan, Beg Khan, Berdi Beg, Chaghatay, Crimea, Din Shami’s, Genghis Khan, Genghis Khan's, Golden Horde, Isatai, Isatai's, Jani Beg, Jir-Qutluq
related to Purported descendants: Princes Glinski · 45
Mamai → Aleksandr, Aleksandr IvanovičMihail L'vovič, Ana JakšićJurij Vasil'evič, Anastasija Danilovna OstrožskajaFëdor IvanovičSemën, Anastasija RomanovnaFëdor, Anna Grigor'evna SkuratovaAnna IvanovnaElena, Boris Ivanovič, Christianity, Elena Glinskaya, Elena Ivanovna Telepneva-ObolenskajaVasilij Mihajlovič, German, Glinsk, Glinski, Grigorij BorisovičIvan Borisovič, His, Irina Fëdorovna GodunovaFeodosija Fëdorovna, Italian Wars, Ivan, Ivan Aleksandrovič, Ivan IV Vasil'evič
related to Kingmaker after the death of Berdi Beg · 43
Mamai → Abāy, August, Batu Khan, Berdi Beg, Crimea, Crimean, Genghis Khan, Golden Horde, If, Jochi, Jochi's, Jochid, Kay-Timur, Khiḍr Khan, Kiyat, Mamai's, Mogul-Buqa, Muʿizz, Muḥammad, Muḥammad-Sulṭān
related to Attempts to control the Russian principalities · 36
Mamai → Algirdas, Although, December, Dmitrij, Dmitrij Konstantinovič, Dmitrij's, Early, Even, Golden Horde, He, In, Khan, Lithuania, Lithuanian, Lithuanians, Mamai's, Metropolitan Aleksej, Mihail, Mihail's, Moscow
related to Mamai and overseas: Mamluks and Italians · 35
Mamai → After, Azov, Beg, Black Sea, Closer, Crimea, Don, During, Genoese, Genoese Caffa, Golden Horde, Gothia, In, Italian, Italians, Jacopo Corner, Jani Beg, Kildi Beg, Later, Mamai's
related to Mamai and the Great Troubles in the Golden Horde · 35
Mamai → After, All, Astrakhan, Battle, Beg, Blue Waters, Cherkes, Crimea, Despite, Golden Horde, He, His, However, In, Jani Beg, Jochi's, Khan, Khayr-Pūlād, Khiḍr Khan, Kildi Beg
related to Mamai and Lithuania · 33
Mamai → Aleksandras Karijotaitis, Algirdas, Although, Battle, Blue Waters, Galician L'vov, Golden Horde, Hungarian, India, Italian, Italians, Jogaila, Lithuania, Lithuanian, Lithuanians, Military, Moldavia, Mongol, Mongols, Moscow
related to Rise to power · 29
Mamai → According, After, Ali Beg, Although, Berdi Beg, Crimea, Edigu, Genghis Khan, Golden Horde, Güregen, He, Ibn Khaldun, Jani Beg, Khan Berdi Beg, Kungrat, Mamai's, Mogul-Buqa, Moreover, Moscow, Perhaps
related to Three final defeats: Vozha, Kulikovo, Kalka · 26
Mamai → Archimandrite Mihail, As, August, Caffa, Constantinople, Dmitrij, Dmitrij's, Ecumenical Patriarch, February, Humiliated, In, Mihail, Mongol, Mongols, Moscow, Muscovite, Muscovites, Oleg Ivanovič, Perhaps, Rjazan

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khan sarai russia mamai's ivanovič horde beg ivan vasil'evič golden moscow l'vovič son russian tokhtamysh dmitrij vasilij mihajlovič crimea princes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MamaiBorn1325?1.00infobox
MamaiDied1380 (aged 54–55) Crimea1.00infobox
MamaiDynastyKiyat1.00infobox
MamaiFatherAlash Beg?1.00infobox
MamaiIssueMansur Kiyat1.00infobox
MamaiPredecessor?1.00infobox
MamaiReligionSunni Islam1.00infobox
MamaiSpouseBerdi Beg's daughter, probably Tulun Beg Khanum1.00infobox
MamaiSuccessorEdigu1.00infobox
Mamairelated to Attempts to control the Russian principalitiesEarly0.60section
Mamairelated to Attempts to control the Russian principalitiesMetropolitan Aleksej0.60section
Mamairelated to Attempts to control the Russian principalitiesLithuanian0.60section

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