Nur-Sultan ( Tat. Nursoltan , Nursoltan , نور سلطان , Crimean. Nur Sultan , نور سلطان ) (d. 1519 ) - Kazan and Crimean Bikem (wife of the Khan), Haji . The daughter of the Nogai Bek Temir , the Beklyarbek under Khan Akhmat , one of the last khans of the Golden Horde . The wife of the Kazan khans Khalil and, after the death of the latter, Ibrahim , and later the Crimean khan Mengli I Giray .
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 children
- 3 notes
- 4 Sources
Biography
In 1466, at the age of 15, she was married to Kazan Khan Khalil . After the death of Khalil in 1467, she became the third wife of Khalil’s brother, Khan Ibrahim , gave birth to heirs, became the eldest wife and, together with his mother Ibrahim, the head of the pro-Moscow group at the Kazan court. She supported her husband’s neutral policy, opposed by his eldest son, Ilham , a supporter of aggressive politics.
In 1479, after the death of Khan Ibrahim and the coming to power of the party of Ilham , Nur-Sultan left Kazan and entrusted the future of the eldest son of Muhammad-Amin to Moscow Prince Ivan III , and left the younger ( Abdul-Latif ) with him.
In 1486, Nur-Sultan married the Crimean Khan Mengli I Giray and left for Bakhchisarai with her son Abdul-Latif .
In the years 1494-1495 made a great trip to the East. I visited Arabia and Egypt with my brother Prince Hussein, visited Mecca and Medina , having made a hajj . Having returned, I sent a horse to Ivan III as a present, on which I made a trip. In response, Ivan the Great makes a promise to Nursaltan that "Kazan will always be the property of its kind."
In 1510-1511, along with her stepson, Tsarevich Sahib-Girey , she made her second great journey, this time to the North. Visited Moscow , Kazan , saw her sons. The trip ended with the signing of a peace treaty between Crimea, Kazan and Moscow, which was not violated by the Crimea until 1513, and by Kazan until 1519.
Children
The sons of Muhammad-Amin , Abd ul-Latif and daughter Gauharshad were born in marriage with Khan Ibrahim [1] .
Notes
- ↑ Iznoskov I.A. Gorshanda // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
Sources
- Sovereign of two powers - biography of Nur-Sultan.
- Karamzin, History of the Russian State, Continuation of the State of John III Vasilyevich 1480-1490
- Karamzin, History of the Russian State, Continuation of the State of John III Vasilyevich g. 1495-1503
- Karamzin, History of the Russian state, Continuation of the statehood of Vasiliev g. 1510-1521