State
Crimean Khanate
former state at the Crimean Peninsula until April 1783
- This boundary
- 1441–1783
- Founded
- 1441
- Ended
- 1783
- Capital
- Bakhchysarai, Chufut-Kale, Staroselye
- Government
- aristocratic monarchy, elective monarchy
- Languages
- Turki, Ottoman Turkish, Crimean Tatar
- Religion
- Islam, Sunni Islam
Overview
The Crimean Khanate, self-defined as the Throne of Crimea and Desht-i Kipchak, and in old European historiography and geography known as Little Tartary, was a Crimean Tatar state established by Hacı I Giray existing from 1441 to 1783.
All rulers (71)
- Hacı I Giray1441–1456
- Hacı I Giray1456–1466
- Hayder of Crimea1456
- Nur Devlet1466–1467
- Meñli I Giray1467
- Nur Devlet1467–1469
- Meñli I Giray1469–1475
- Nur Devlet1475–1476
- Meñli I Giray1478–1515
- Mehmed I Giray1515–1523
- Ğazı I Giray1523–1524
- Saadet I Giray1524–1532
- Sahib I Giray1532–1551
- İslâm I Giray1532
- Devlet I Giray1551–1577
- Mehmed II Giray1577–1584
- İslâm II Giray1584–1588
- Saadet II Giray1584
- Ğazı II Giray1588–1596
- Fetih I Giray1596
- Ğazı II Giray1596–1607
- Toqtamış Giray1607–1608
- Selâmet I Giray1608–1610
- Mehmed III Giray1610
- Canibek Giray1610–1623
- Shahin Giray1623–1627
- Mehmed III Giray1623–1627
- Canibek Giray1627–1635
- İnayet Giray1635–1637
- Bahadır I Giray1637–1641
- Mehmed IV Giray1641–1644
- İslâm III Giray1644–1654
- Mehmed IV Giray1654–1666
- Adil Giray1666–1671
- Selim I Giray1671–1677
- Murad Giray1677–1683
- Haci II Giray1683–1684
- Selim I Giray1684–1691
- Safa Giray de Crimea1691–1692
- Saadet III Giray1691
- Selim I Giray1692–1699
- Devlet II Giray1699–1702
- Selim I Giray1702–1704
- Ğazı III Giray1704–1707
- Qaplan I Giray1707–1708
- Devlet II Giray1708–1713
- Qaplan I Giray1713–1716
- Saadet IV Giray1717–1724
- Devlet III Giray1717
- Meñli II Giray1724–1730
- Qaplan I Giray1730–1736
- Fetih II Giray1736–1737
- Meñli II Giray1737–1739
- Selâmet II Giray1740–1743
- Selim II Giray1743–1748
- Arslan Giray1748–1755
- Halim Giray1755–1758
- Qırım Giray1758–1764
- Selim III Giray1764–1767
- Maqsud Giray1767–1768
- Arslan Giray1767
- Qırım Giray1768–1769
- Devlet IV Giray1769–1770
- Qaplan II Giray1770
- Selim III Giray1770–1771
- Maqsud Giray1771–1773
- Sahib II Giray1771–1775
- Devlet IV Giray1775–1777
- Şahin Giray1777–1782
- Bahadır II Giray1782
- Şahin Giray1782–1783
Records (104)
- 1414–1448 — Conquests of Inal the GreatCampaign
- 1475 — Siege of CaffaSiege
- 1479–1490 — Crimean-Circassian WarWar
- 1485–1503 — Polish-Ottoman War of 1485–1503War
- 1487–1494 — Muscovite-Lithuanian War of 1487-1494War
- 1492 — Pyatigorsk WarWar
- 1498 — Moldavian campaign in PolandCampaign
- 1501–1502 — Azov WarWar
- 1502 — Battle of the Samara RiverBattle
- 1506 — Battle of KletskBattle
- 1516 — Battle of Marj DabiqBattle
- 1521 — Crimean invasion of RussiaInvasion
- 1525 — Bakhchisarai WarWar
- 1535–1552 — Russo-Kazan War of 1535-1552War
- 1539–1547 — Crimean-Circassian WarWar
- 1551–1556 — Temryuk WarWar
- 1569 — Crimean-Circassian WarWar
- 1571 — Kuban WarWar
- 1574 — Battle of Lake KahulBattle
- 1578–1590 — Ottoman–Safavid WarWar
- 1578 — Battle of ÇıldırBattle
- 1578 — Siege of ShamakhiSiege
- 1578 — Battle of ShamakhiBattle
- 1593–1606 — Long WarWar
- 1595 — Battle of CecoraBattle
- 1609 — Battle of TashiskariBattle
- 1610–1611 — Transylvanian Civil WarWar
- 1612 — Battle of Białą Cerkwią (1612)Battle
- 1612 — Battle of MezyrowemBattle
- 1612–1613 — Transylvanian–Ottoman WarWar
- 1616–1640 — Crimean-Circassian WarWar
- 1618 — Battle of OryninBattle
- 1618 — Battle of Pol-e ShikesteBattle
- 1620 — Battle of CecoraBattle
- 1621 — Battle of KhotynBattle
- 1624 — Battle of MartynówBattle
- 1626 — Battle of Bila Tserkva (1626)Battle
- 1644 — Battle of OchmatówBattle
- 1648 — Battle of Zhovti VodyBattle
- 1648 — Battle of KorsuńBattle
- 1648 — Battle of PyliavtsiBattle
- 1648 — Siege of Zamość (1648)Battle
- 1648 — Siege of LvovSiege
- 1649 — Siege of ZbarazhBattle
- 1649 — Battle of ZborivBattle
- 1651 — Battle of BerestechkoBattle
- 1651 — Battle of Bila TserkvaBattle
- 1651 — Battle of KopychyntsiBattle
- 1652 — Battle of BatihBattle
- 1653 — Battle of ZhvanetsBattle
- 1654–1667 — Russo-Polish WarWar
- 1655–1660 — DelugeWar
- 1655 — Battle of HorodokBattle
- 1655 — Battle of OkhmativBattle
- 1655 — Battle of OzernaBattle
- 1656 — Battle of WarsawBattle
- 1656 — Battle of ProstkenBattle
- 1656 — Battle of ŁowiczBattle
- 1657 — Battle of MagierówBattle
- 1657 — Battle of Czarny OstrówBattle
- 1659 — Battle of KonotopBattle
- 1660 — Battle of ChudnivBattle
- 1660 — Battle of LyubarBattle
- 1660 — Battle of SlobodyshcheBattle
- 1660 — Transylvania Campaign (1658-1662)Campaign
- 1664 — Battle of StavishcheBattle
- 1664 — Siege of HlukhivBattle
- 1666 — Battle of ŚcianąBattle
- 1667 — Battle of PodhajceBattle
- 1667 — Crimean CampaignCampaign
- 1667 — Kaffa massacreMassacre
- 1667 — Arbautuk massacreMassacre
- 1670 — Siege of OchakovSiege
- 1671 — Battle of KalnikBattle
- 1671 — Battle of BracławBattle
- 1672–1676 — Polish–Ottoman War of 1672–1676War
- 1672 — Battle of ŁadyżynBattle
- 1672 — Battle of KomarnoBattle
- 1672 — Battle of NiemirówBattle
- 1672 — Battle of KrasnobródBattle
- 1672 — Jan Sobieski's expedition against the Tatar chambulsCampaign
- 1672 — Battle of KalushBattle
- 1674–1676 — Muscovite-Ukrainian War of 1674-1676War
- 1675 — Battle of LwówBattle
- 1676 — Battle of ŻurawnoBattle
- 1676 — Battle of VoinylivBattle
- 1683 — Battle of ViennaBattle
- 1683 — Battle of ZynkowemBattle
- 1688 — Battle of NowosiółkąBattle
- 1691 — Battle of PererîtaBattle
- 1694 — Battle of HodówBattle
- 1694 — Battle of UstechkoBattle
- 1695 — Battle of Lwów (1695)Battle
- 1700–1721 — Great Northern WarWar
- 1700 — Ivan Sirko's campaigns against the Crimean Khanate and the Ottoman EmpireCampaign
- 1708 — Battle of KanzhalBattle
- 1717 — Siege of BelgradeBattle
- 1717 — Last Tatar InvasionCampaign
- 1737 — Lacy's campaign to CrimeaCampaign
- 1737 — Battle of SalgirBattle
- 1761 — Battle of Ust-LabinskBattle
- 1769 — Siege of St. Elizabeth fortressSiege
- 1774 — Battle of BeshtamakBattle
- 1779 — Battle of RukhBattle
Facts from Wikidata (CC0), HCED (CC0) and Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0); overview excerpted from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).