Halperin, Charles J. The Tatar Yoke: the image of the Mongols in medieval Russia. Corrected edition. – Bloomington, Indiana: Slavica Publishers, 2009. – 239 pp.

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Charles Halperin's classic work of medieval Russian history, “The Tatar Yoke”, presented for the first time a comprehensive analysis of all major texts of Old Russian literature pertaining to Russo-Tatar relations. Halperin integrated thе findings both of textologists and literary specialists about the history and evolution of the monuments and of orientalists about the Golden Horde. From these varied disciplinary perspectives he created a new historical context for interpreting Russian perceptions of the Tatars, the ideology of silence.

The present volume is a corrected reprint of the original 1986 edition, with a new index created to enhance the volume's usability. After nearly two decades out of print, during which time readers have been driven to consulting rare book dealers, the work is once again conveniently available to a new generation of Russian historians.

CONTENTS

Preface to Corrected Edition of The Tatar Yoke vii
Introduction 1

1. Russia and the Golden Horde 7
2. The Era of Batu 23
3. Tatar Oppression 69
4. The Kulikovo Epoch 103
5. Civil War in Muscovy 157
6. Liberation 171
7. Conclusion 191

Bibliography 201
Index 221