Realm · 1294–1501
Golden Horde
Golden Horde appears on the map from 1294 to 1501. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1294, it covered about 4.93 million km².
One of the realms of Golden Horde (Ulus of Jochi). The Golden Horde was the north-western part of the Mongol Empire, granted to the descendants of Genghis Khan's eldest son Jochi. After his son Batu's great western campaign of 1236 to 1242 conquered the Volga Bulgars, the Kipchak steppe and the Russian principalities, Batu settled at Sarai on the lower Volga.
See Golden Horde on the map in 1294
- On the map
- 1294–1501
- Greatest extent
- 1294, about 4.93 million km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Golden Horde · Wikidata Q79965
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 1294–1304 | 4.93 million km² |
| 1305–1313 | 4.93 million km² |
| 1314–1325 | 4.93 million km² |
| 1326–1332 | 4.93 million km² |
| 1333–1343 | 4.88 million km² |
| 1344–1351 | 4.91 million km² |
| 1352–1362 | 4.89 million km² |
| 1380–1384 | 1.83 million km² |
| 1380–1384 | 2.52 million km² |
| 1385–1394 | 4.42 million km² |
| 1385–1401 | 1.83 million km² |
| 1395–1401 | 4.29 million km² |
| 1402–1430 | 1.53 million km² |
| 1402–1439 | 18,873 km² |
| 1431–1439 | 1.53 million km² |
| 1440–1449 | 1.41 million km² |
| 1440 | 18,873 km² |
| 1450–1452 | 757,380 km² |
| 1453–1467 | 716,291 km² |
| 1468–1501 | 550,524 km² |