Journals / Türk Dünyası Araştırmaları / 2011 / Cilt: 96 - Sayı: 191

Invasion of West and Middle Siberia by Russian (17th century)

Batı ve Orta Sibirya'nın Ruslar tarafından işgali (17. yüzyıl)

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37–52
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2022-11-04
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Russians began to realize Nord Siberia in 15th century where they were in relations by tradesmen since 11th century and started to occupy in the end of the same century and in the 17th century they occupied overall West and Middle Siberia to Kamchatka.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Russians began to realize Nord Siberia in 15th century where they were in relations by tradesmen since 11th century and started to occupy in the end of the same century and in the 17th century they occupied overall West and Middle Siberia to Kamchatka.
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Key Findings & Data:Turkish elements as Yenisey Kirghiz who settled especially in South regions put back this invasion since at the ends of the 18th century, they did not succeed, all the Siberia including overall Mongolia land got in on Russian Czarism.
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Conclusion & Impact:In terms of military, by developing military city model they established important castle cities and by these cities they dominated this region.
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Russians began to realize Nord Siberia in 15th century where they were in relations by tradesmen since 11th century and started to occupy in the end of the same century and in the 17th century they occupied overall West and Middle Siberia to Kamchatka. Turkish elements as Yenisey Kirghiz who settled especially in South regions put back this invasion since at the ends of the 18th century, they did not succeed, all the Siberia including overall Mongolia land got in on Russian Czarism. Vastness and rich Siberia lands have an important effect on the social and economic development of Russian Czarism and this richness used by Russians wastefully. In this term, fur which was a preeminent critical economic good exists in Siberia and thereby Russians coughed an important advantage. Besides by using water ways in this region they transferred important trade goods of east to west. In terms of military, by developing military city model they established important castle cities and by these cities they dominated this region.

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Ruslar daha 11. yüzyılda tüccarlar vasıtasıyla ilişkide bulunduğu Kuzey Sibiri 15. yüzyılda fark etmeye 16. yüzyılda önemsemeye ve aynı yüzyılın sonunda işgale başlamışlar ve 17. yüzyılda baştan başa bütün Batı ve Orta Sibiri Kamçatka’ya kadar istila etmişlerdir. Özellikle güney bölgede yerleşen Yenisey Kırgızları gibi Türk unsurlar bu işgali 18. yüzyılın sonlarına kadar geciktirse de başarı sağlayamamış, baştan başa Moğolistan toprakları dahil bu yüzyıl içinde Rus Çarlığına dahil olmuştur. Rus Çarlığının ekonomik ve sosyal kalkınmasında uçsuz bucaksız ve zengin Sibir topraklarının azımsanamayacak etkisi vardır ve zenginlik Ruslar tarafından hunharca kullanılmıştır. Bu dönem için en kritik ekonomik emtiaların başında olan kürk Sibirya’da bulunmakta bu unsurla Ruslar çok önemli bir avantaj yakalamıştır. Ayrıca bölgedeki su yollarını kullanarak doğunun önemli ticaret emtialarını Batıya aktarmışlardır. Askeri açıdan ise askeri şehir modelini geliştirerek önemli kale şehirler kurmuşlar bölgeye bu şehirler vasıtasıyla hâkim olmuşlardır.

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TOPSAKAL, İ. (2022). Invasion of West and Middle Siberia by Russian (17th century). Türk Dünyası Araştırmaları, Cilt: 96 - Sayı: 191, 37–52. https://ajindex.com/articles/622937

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