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Yugra

Yugra or Yugor Land (Russian: Югра, Югорский край; also spelled Iuhra in contemporary sources) was a collective name for lands and peoples in the region east of the northern Ural Mountains in modern Russia given by Russian chroniclers in the 12th to 17th centuries. During this period, the region was inhabited by the Khanty (Ostyaks) and Mansi (Voguls)…

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NovgorodiansOb RiverUstyugSukhonaVychegda
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Yugrian principalities and relations with the Tatars and Russians

Principality of PelymSosva RiverTavdaTaboryPrincipality of Konda
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Hungarian Urheimat

Magyar őshazaHungaryUkrainianKhanty-Mansi Autonomous OkrugUrals
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RussianUral MountainsRussiaKhantyMansi
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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Yugrian principalities and relations with the Tatars and Russians · 21
Yugra → Bahrushin, Khanty, Konda, Mansi, Namely, Near, Novitski, Pelym, Preceding, Prince Agai, Russians, Siberian, Sosva River, Tabary, Tabory, Tavda, The, The Principality, There, Yermak
related to Hungarian Urheimat · 20
Yugra → Carpathian Basin, Eastern Ukraine, Etelköz, Great Yugria, Hungarian, Hungarians, Hungary, It, Khanty, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, Levédia, Magna Hungaria, Mansi, One, The Hungarian, Then, Ugri, Ukraine, Ukrainian, Urals
related to history · 17
Yugra → Abu Hamid, Arabic, Gharnati, Kara Sea, Northern Dvina, Novgorod, Ob, Ob River, Siberia, Sukhona, The, The Novgorodians, Usa, Ustyug, Vychegda, White Sea, Yura

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mansi russian century also konda pelym region moscow 1955 khanty prince bahrushin name idol siberia modern hungarian novgorod river princes

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Maciej Miechowitainstance ofwas noted by scholars0.80text
Yugrarelated to historyThe Novgorodians0.60section
Yugrarelated to historySiberia0.60section
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Yugrarelated to historyNovgorod0.60section
Yugrarelated to historyOb River0.60section
Yugrarelated to historyUstyug0.60section
Yugrarelated to historySukhona0.60section
Yugrarelated to historyVychegda0.60section
Yugrarelated to historyUsa0.60section
Yugrarelated to historyOb0.60section
Yugrarelated to historyNorthern Dvina0.60section

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