Mamai
1325 to 1380
6 documented presences
6 places
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Mamai (1325?–1380/1381) was a powerful Turco-Mongol military commander who held the rank of beylerbey in the Golden Horde.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Mamai was documented, and when
1360year
Moscowattested
“Early in his political career, Mamai may have assisted in the diplomatic initiative that secured the liberation of the Metropolitan Aleksej from Lithuanian captivity, and his return to Moscow in 1360.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1370 to 1386period
Sarai (city)attested
“* Tūlūn-Bīk Khānum (daughter of Berdi Beg, wife of Mamai, later of Tokhtamysh), queen, recognized at Sarai 1370–1371, died 1386.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1375year
Astrakhanattested
“Nevertheless, they still exercised authority in the lands north, west, and south of the city, and in 1375 Mamai was able to have his khan recognized at Astrakhan, following the death of his old rival Ḥājjī Cherkes.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1377 to 1380period
Golden Hordeattested
“While the Lithuanians were exploiting the troubles within the Golden Horde to their advantage, Mamai appears to have attempted to do the same during the competition for power within Lithuania after the death of Algirdas in 1377 between h…”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1377 to 1380period
Lithuaniaattested
“While the Lithuanians were exploiting the troubles within the Golden Horde to their advantage, Mamai appears to have attempted to do the same during the competition for power within Lithuania after the death of Algirdas in 1377 between h…”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1377 to 1380period
Battle of the Vozha Riverattested
“While the Lithuanians were exploiting the troubles within the Golden Horde to their advantage, Mamai appears to have attempted to do the same during the competition for power within Lithuania after the death of Algirdas in 1377 between h…”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
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Places Mamai is documented in
Lithuania1 presence · 1377Moscow1 presence · 1360
Astrakhan1 presence · 1375
Battle of the Vozha River1 presence · 1377
Golden Horde1 presence · 1377
Sarai (city)1 presence · 1370
Other places tied to Mamai in the record
In each of these, a source puts Mamai and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Mamai was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1349 to 1356period
Staryi Krymmentioned
“After the governorship of Crimea at Solkhat had been held by a member of a different family in 1349–1356, it seems to have been conferred on Ali Beg, perhaps Mamai's father.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1361 to 1370period
Sarai (city)mentioned
“If this identification is accepted, Mamai's protégés as khans were as follows: * ʿAbdallāh (= ʿAbdal, son of Mīnkāsar, son of Abāy, son of Kay-Timur, son of Togai-Timur, son of Jochi, son of Genghis Khan), khan 1361–1370; recognized at S…”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1361 to 1362period
Crimeamentioned
“After briefly supporting the impostor who pretended to be Kildi Beg, son of Jani Beg, Mamai proclaimed his own khan, ʿAbdallāh, in the Crimea in 1361, and succeeded in installing him at Sarai in 1362.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1362year
Battle of Blue Watersmentioned
“Mamai's inability to hold Sarai in 1362 is possibly to be attributed with his preoccupation with his western front, where the Lithuanians had inflicted a defeat on the representatives of the Golden Horde at the Battle of Blue Waters.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1362year
Battle of the Vozha Rivermentioned
“Mamai's inability to hold Sarai in 1362 is possibly to be attributed with his preoccupation with his western front, where the Lithuanians had inflicted a defeat on the representatives of the Golden Horde at the Battle of Blue Waters.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1362year
Lithuaniamentioned
“Although for the most part he managed to stem these advances, Mamai lost territory to Lithuania, most notably the Podolia following the Lithuanian victory at the Battle of Blue Waters in 1362.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1363year
Sarai (city)mentioned
“Even while ejected from Sarai in 1363, Mamai, in the name of his puppet khan ʿAbdallāh, sought to secure the service and tribute of the Russian princes, and to that end he came to an arrangement with Dmitrij of Moscow and the Metropolita…”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1367year
Sarai (city)mentioned
“In 1367 Mamai took advantage of (and possibly engineered) the murder of Khan ʿAzīz Shaykh to reinstall Khan ʿAbdallāh at Sarai.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1370 to 1375period
Tanaismentioned
“Mamai, moreover, allowed the Venetians to build fortifications at Tana: they built a small fortress in 1370, which they expanded in 1375, to protect themselves from their Genoese rivals.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1371 to 1372period
Sarai (city)mentioned
“After suppressing opposition in Volga Bulgaria with the help of Dmitrij of Suzdal', Mamai felt secure enough to proclaim Muḥammad-Sulṭān khan at Sarai the end of 1371 or the beginning of 1372.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1371year
Vladimir, Russiamentioned
“He received a second investiture with the grand princely throne of Vladimir in early 1371, but was refused entry into Vladimir by the inhabitants.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1374year
Sarai (city)mentioned
“Mamai returned to Sarai, defeating and expelling Īl Beg, and reinstalling Muḥammad-Sulṭān in 1374.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1374year
Genoamentioned
“In the early 1370s the relations were peaceful, and in 1374 Mamai himself was received with honor in Genoese Caffa.”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1374year
Crimeamentioned
“After his loss of Sarai in 1374, Mamai became more concerned about these Genoese gains in the Crimea, confiscated Soldaia and other settlements that had been taken over by the Genoese, and proceeded to fortify his administrative center a…”
source: Wikipedia: Mamai
1374year
1379 to 1380period
August 1379month
August 1379month
1380year
8 September 1380exact date
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