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Summary
The now sparse and divided by administrative borders Noghay people has an ancient and eventful history. The heyday of that history was the time of the Noghay Horde, a powerful nomadic empire that, during the 15th — 17th cc., occupied parts of what is now Russia and Kazakhstan. It was one of the leading political entities that all neighboring rulers had to reckon with. It was also an important factor in the foreign policy of medieval Russia.
The book gives, for the first time, a detailed history of the Noghay state. It investigates into the shaping of the steppe state of the Manghït Yurt, the core of the future Noghay Horde. The career of the Golden Horde ruler Edigii (Yedigei), the founder of the Noghay nobility, is being followed. The work also covers the developments that led to the independence of the Noghay Horde and its highest peak of power in the first half of the 16th c. The circumstances of the three major cases of unrest in its history (in the 1510s, 1550s and 1590s) are being looked into, and the Horde's gradual decline and fall, as well as its conflicts with the Cossacks and the Kalmyks are described. Aside from the inner history of the Noghays, the book discusses their contact with neighboring lands, including the Tartar, Central Asian and Kazakh Khanates, Russia, Turkey and the Caucasus.