Tabarin principality is a Mansi state in the north of Western Siberia , formed at the beginning of the XV century . It was the smallest of the principalities of the Triple Pelym state .
| independent principality | |
| Tabarin principality | |
|---|---|
 The system of the Ural principalities on the map of the Siberian Khanate 16th century | |
 →1410s - 1610s | |
| Languages) | Old Russian |
| Religion | paganism |
| Form of government | monarchy |
| Dynasty | Princes of Tabarin |
History
Regarding the time of education there is no clear information. For a long time it was part of the Pelymsky principality. Around the 1410s, it became independent, but it remained dependent on the Pelymsky princes. It occupied the land at the mouth of the river Tabara (modern river Iska ), a tributary of the Tavda . Here was the capital of the principality - Tabarinsky town. The territory was the smallest among the principalities of the Pelym states. I redeemed the positions of Siberian Tatars - Murza, centurion and Ulan. The position of the prince was elected, in the elections took part Murza and centurions. This order remained for some time after the conquest of the principality of Moscow.
In foreign policy was more dependent in contrast to the Kondinsky principality . Therefore, the warriors participated in all the campaigns of the Pelymsky princes in the 1450s, 1466-1467, 1483-1485, 1499-1500 against the Grand Duchy of Moscow . In 1563, the Pelymians supported the struggle against Kuchum, the ruler of the Siberian Khanate , the war with which continued until 1570. From 1572 to 1594, the Tabarin prince Kildey, together with a detachment of troops from the Pelym principality, fought against the Russian army and their allies. After the defeat of Pelym in 1594, the Tabarin principality recognized the power of the Russian kingdom , remained dependent for some time - in 1598 Bocha-Murza was elected.
Economy
Economically, it differed sharply from other parts of the Pelym state. Here, even before the invasion of the Russians, primitive agriculture existed. In 1583, Yermak on Tavda grabbed bread in yasak. Later, the Tabarin Mansi plowed fields were plowed, that is, by accident, and the Tabarins were known for their horses, which were bred. Local traders engaged in trade in horses.
Sources
- Slavic encyclopedia. Kievan Rus - Muscovy