Historiography

Nicholas Zharkikh

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Gulevich V. Western lands of the Jochi Ulus in the late 13th – 14th centuries and Tucka-Timurids. – Special Historical Disciplines, 2013, vol. 22-23, p. 159 – 161.

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Pilipchuk Ja. V. Battle of the Vorskla River: common misconceptions (historiography and military historical aspects). – Para Bellum Novum (SPb.), 2015 g., № 3, p. 58 – 74. The overall conclusion of the author, which can be entirely adopted, is:

We came to the conclusion that most of the papers the Battle of the Vorskla River was considered briefly and schematically, without a proper analysis of the source basis. Only relatively recently, researchers have moved on to discuss the individual problems of the history of the Battle of the Vorskla River. In many works the data of the Russian chronicles perceived uncritically (p. 72).

Pilipchuk Ja. V. Tatars and Kiev land, 1362 – 1471. – Crimean historical review (Bakhchisarai-Kazan), 2015, Vol. 1 (3), p. 95.

Pilipchuk Ja. V. Jochi Ulus and the Teutonic Order (1241 – 1431). – Tarihi Otan (Almaty), 2017, № 1, p. 24.

Thus, my series of articles is currently the most detailed study of the sources and the course of events in the Battle of the Vorskla River.

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