Examples of using Tatar in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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was stronger than Muscovite Russia, which finally broke free of Tatar control by 1480.
In the 14th century, the rise of Lithuania in Northeast Europe posed a challenge to Tatar control over Russia.
not formally hold the throne, attempted to reassert Tatar authority over Russia.
speakers of other Turkic languages, Chinese Tatar partially reverses the Tatar high vowel inversion.
The majority of these principalities have been ruined during the Tatar- Mongol invasion in the middle of the 13th century.
The tserkva burnt down in October 1672, most likely due to Tatar invasions.
Now that his throne was relatively secure, he had to deal with the Tatar threat.
Alternatively it would use the presence of a minority to undermine the standing army(such as the establishment Tatar and Bashkir autonomies),
From 1708, the Kremlin was considred the centre of the Kazan province, from 1922- the centre of the Tatar Autonomous Republic, and also since 1992- the state centre of the Republic of Tatarstan within the Russian Federation.
Ukrainian and Tatar.
four capes in the Japan Sea and the Tatar Strait, and the Nadezhda Island(Sitka County,
Ukrainian and Tatar.
Western governments have denounced what they call a campaign of oppression targeting members of the Turkic-speaking Crimean Tatar minority and others who opposed Moscow's seizure of the Ukrainian peninsula in March 2014.
market for five years, but some key features such as the Tatar Tower and the White Tower must be preserved for the visiting public.[10].
was the center of Kazan Governorate, in 1922 it became the administrative center of the Tatar Autonomous Republic, and from 1992 on it is the state center of the Republic of Tatarstan as a part of the Russian Federation.
of Joseph Stalin and Lavrentiy Beria deported the Crimean Tatar people from Crimea.
English, Crimean Tatar and Arabic.
foremost was the Tatar language, including the Middle dialect of the Kazan Tatars(formerly Muslim Bolgars) and the Western dialect of the Mishars(formerly steppe Tatars who
Tatar invasions continued after the establishment of the Principality of Moldavia in 1359, bounded by the Carpathian mountains in the west, Dniester river in the east,
Polish-Lithuanian raids, Tatar invasions, and the sea-trading blockade carried out by the Swedes, Poles and the Hanseatic League devastated Russia.