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External Links : Links related to Crimean Tatar Military History For links on general military history sources, go to History of Warfare Main Page List of Khans of the Crimean Tatars, from The Proceedings of the Friesian School Kriege der Neuzeit, posted by Marcus A. König, in German Polish Renaissance Warfare 1450-1699, by S.A. Jasinski Timeline of the Crimean Tatars, from Xenophon Russian Wars, from Xenophon |
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Printed Reference Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, Geschichte der Khane der Krim (History of the Khans of the Crimea), Amsterdam : (1856) Philo Press 1970; in German Erik Hildinger, Warriors of the Steppe, A Military History of Central Asia 500 B.C. to 1700 A.D., Da Capo (1997) 2001, pp.197-217 [G] |
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1439-1475
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War on the Genoese settlements in the Crimea War with the Great Horde (Kazakhs) Khan Hajji Giray temporarily replaced by Haydar Giray Haydar Giray lead raids into Polish, Muscovite Territory War with the Great Horde (Kazakhs) Succession Conflict after death of Hajji Giray Invasion of Muscovite territory Mengli Giray took power Ottoman Conquest of Genoese strongholds; submission of Crimean Khanate |
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1475-1624
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1480 1482 1484 1485 c. 1489 1490-1492 1497-1500 1499-1503 1499-1502 1502-1503 1506 1512 1513 1514-1523 1524 1526-1532 1535 1537 1540-1542 1551 1551 1551-1577 . 1552 . 1571 1559 1577 1584 1584 1584 1586-1587 1589 1592-1606 . 1594-1595 . 1595 . 1598-1600 . 1602 1592-1593 1593 1595-1600 1598 1603-1612 1607-1611 1608 1612-1615 1615 1615-1618 1618-1621 1622-1623 1623-1631 1624 1624 |
War with Lithuania War with Lithuania Crimean Tatars aided Ottoman forces in the Conquest of Akkerman (Mauro Castro) from the Genoese War with the Great Horde (Kazakhs) Raids in christian lands War with the Great Horde (Kazakhs) War with Poland-Lithuania (Polish Invasion of Moldavia 1497) (1493-1503) . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1497) War with the Great Horde (Kazakhs) Crimean Tatars sacked Sarai (1502); final blow against the Kipchak Khanate; Great Horde submitted to Crimean Tatars (1503) War with Muscovy Tatars invaded Poland-Lithuania . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1506) Tatars invaded Poland-Lithuania . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1512) Tatars raided Muscovy Raids of Muhammad Giray in Poland-Lithuania, Muscovy (1516, 1522), Kazan, Astrakhan . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1524) Ottoman/Tatar invasion of Poland-Lithuania Crimean Tatars supported Ottoman Turks in Campaign in Hungary War with Muscovy, Kazan War with Muscovy War with Muscovy On behalf of the Ottoman Empire Sahib Giray's Campaign against Circassians Dawlat Giray took throne of Khan by force Dawlat Giray's Campaigns in Russia (1550-1553, 1555-1556, 1558-1561, 1563-1566, 1568-1576), Poland-L. (1567), Circassia, Moldavia . Raid of Russia (in front of Tula); attacked by Kazan . Raid of Russia (Moscow sacked) War with Nogai Tatars Awdil Giray taken prisoner, died on Ottoman Campaign against Persia Ottoman Expedition against Muhammad II Giray, who refused to join in a Campaign against Persia New Khan Islam Giray defeated pretender Sa'adat Giray Expedition to Moldavia against raiding Nogaians War with Russia Tatar raids into Poland-Lithuania . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1589) Austro-Ottoman War Crimean Tatars under Ghazi Giray II campaigned in Hungary, Walachia on behalf of Ottoman Sultan Intrigues in Crimea against absent Khan Crimean Tatars under Ghazi Giray II campaigned in Hungary on behalf of Ottoman Sultan Crimean Tatars under Ghazi Giray II campaigned in Hungary on behalf of Ottoman Sultan War with Russia Polish Campaign against Crimean Tatars . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1593) Polish Invasion of Moldavia and Walachia; Crimean Tatars fought Poles . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1595-1600) War with Russia Ottoman-Persian War Crimean Tatar Raids into Russia Fratricidal War over succession Ottoman-Polish War with Crimean Tatar participation Renewed Raids into Russia Ottoman-Persian War; Crimean Tatars participate in 1617 Ottoman-Polish War; 1620 campaign in Moldavia, Poland; Cossacks attack Azov . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1618-1621) Raids into Russia Ottoman-Persian War Ottoman Expedition into the Crimea defeated Tatar raids into Poland . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1624) |
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Crimean Tatars raided (Ottoman) Jedisan, Bessarabia; Ottoman-Polish War Muhammad Giray III. deposed; Jani Beg Giray appointed Khan; expelled predecessor Raid into Russia War with Russia Ottoman-Polish War . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1632-1633) War with the Nogay Tatars Crimean Tatars fought Ottoman garrison at Kaffa War with Russia Large raid into Poland-Lithuania Raid into Russia Crimean Tatars supported Ottoman forces in the (unsuccessful) siege of Asov, held by the Cossacks War with Russia Raids against the Circassians Raids into Poland-Lithuania . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1644) Raid into Russia War with the Kalmyks Crimean Tatars joined in the Cossack Rebellion against Poland-Lithuania Conquest of Asov Crimean Tatars fought alongside Poles against Russia . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1654) War with Russia; temporarily (1658-1660) allied with Poles Invasion of Kalmyks into Crimean Tatar territory On behalf of Ottoman Sultan campaign against Walachia, Transylvania, Moravia Austro-Ottoman War Tatar Raids into Poland-Lithuania . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1667) Ottoman-Polish War . External Link, from Polish Renaissance Warfare (1667) War with Russia (Ottoman-Russian War 1678-1681) |
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1683-1783
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1683-1699 1685- 1687-1689 1695-1700 1702 1710-1711 1716-1718 1722-1724 1727 1729-1736 1732-1734 1735-1739 1737-1739 1768-1774 1781-1782 1787-1791 |
Austro-Ottoman War War with Poland-Lithuania War with Russia Ottoman-Russian War; Campaign of Crimean Tatars against Nogay Tatars Sultan deposed Dawlat Giray, appointed Selim Giray; Crimean and Nogay Tatars resisted Ottoman-Russian War Austro-Ottoman War Ottoman-Persian War Rebellion of the Bessarabia Nogay Tatars Ottoman-Persian War . Crimean Tatars ordered to support Ottoman forces Tatar Raids into Russia Russian-Ottoman War; continued Tatar Raids into Russia . External Link : Timeline of Crimean History, from Xenophon Austrian-Ottoman War Russian-Ottoman War Russian conquest of the Crimea Russo-Ottoman War; Ottomans attempted to stir up Crimean Tatar Revolt |
