The Russian Annexation of the Crimea 1772-1783CUP Archive |
Contents
The Crimean Khanate in the Ottoman Empire I | 1 |
Russian interest in the Crimea before 1768 | 19 |
The establishment of the independent Crimean state | 29 |
The first period of Crimean independence 17747 | 57 |
Şahin Giray and the second period of Crimean | 82 |
Şahin Girays second reign | 100 |
The Russian annexation of the Crimea | 128 |
conclusion | 153 |
Northern Ottoman boundary 1700 page | 159 |
Common terms and phrases
administration Ağa Ahmet akçes Aktiar Arkhiv Azak Azov Bahçesaray Başbakanlık Black Sea Borzov Bulgakov Catherine to Potemkin Catherine's Caucasus Cevdet Tarihi Cherkess Christians Chteniia clans Cossacks Crimean independence Crimean Khanate Crimean peninsula Devlet Giray divan Dolgorukii Efendi Ekateriny Empress Gözleve grafa Grand Vezir Haci Hariciye Hatt-i hümayun Igel'strom Istanbul istorii Kalga Karaim Karaim Rabbi Karasu Bazaar Kazan Kefe Kerch Khan's Kilburunu Kniazia Konstantinov Kryma Krymskoe Khanstvo Kuban Kuban River Küçük Kaynarca lands Lashkov leaders Leshkevich Mambet Bey Mansur Mengli Giray military mirzas Moscow müftü Muslim Nikita Panin Nogay hordes officials Orkapısı Osmanlı Tarihi Ottoman Empire Ottoman Sultan Özi Paşa Pis'ma Porte Prisoedinenie Prozorovskii to Rumiantsev rebels Repnin Rossii roubles Russian annexation Russian army Russian Empire Russian troops Şahin Giray Sahip Selim Giray sent serasker Shcherbinin Şirin SIRIO Smirnov Soğucuk St Petersburg Suvorov Taman Tarihi Enveri Tatar Tavricheskaia taxes Turkish Turks ulema Uzunçarşılı Veselitskii Yediçkul Yedisan Yenikale ZOOID