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Zolotaya Orda: With Yuliya Peresild, Sanjar Madi, Sabina Akhmedova, Aleksandr Ustyugov. The end of the 13th century. The envoy of the Golden Horde - Mengu-Temir, a fine connoisseur of female beauty, arrives in the Russian capital.
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- 2018-03-01
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The descendants of Orda ruled the area from the Ural River to Lake Balkhash. Censuses recorded Chinese living quarters in the Tatar parts of Novgorod, Tver and Moscow. [citation needed] Internal organization Tilework fragments of a palace in Sarai. The Golden Horde's elites were descended from four Mongol clans, Qiyat, Manghut, Sicivut and ...
S1.E15 ∙ Episode #1.15. Thu, Mar 1, 2018. During the visit of the Yaroslav Embassy to the Horde, Ustinya learns that Khan Berke was given a letter, in which Boris tells the truth about Mengu-Temir and his embassy to Russia. She persuades her lover to flee to Hulagu; the army stands at the borders.
Mar 1, 2018 · Episode #1.1: Directed by Timur Alpatov. With Sabina Akhmedova, Karina Andolenko, Evgeniya Dmitrieva, Larisa Domaskina. The Great Khan and the ruler of the Golden Horde, Khan Berke, meets a girl in the steppes.
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- Timur Alpatov
- 2018-03-01
Mar 1, 2018 · March 1, 2018. Returning to GHQ, the Khan receives unpleasant news: Iran's Ilkhan Hulagu, his longtime enemy and contender for the Khan's throne, gathers an army to go to war with the Golden Horde. In order to strengthen the Mongol army, Berke sends his nephew Mengu-Temir to Russia with instructions to drive 40 thousand soldiers from there.
Released. Release Date: 1 March 2018 (Russia) (more) During the reign of Berke Khan, the grandson of Genghis Khan, his envoy Mengu-Temir comes to Russia to bring 30 thousand soldiers into the Golden Horde. Smitten by Grand Duke Yaroslav's sister-in-law ...Read more. Director: Timur Alpatov (Director) Writer: Olga Larionova (Writer)
Synopsis. The end of the 13th century. The envoy of the Golden Horde - Mengu-Temir, a fine connoisseur of female beauty, arrives in the Russian capital. The end of the 13th century.
