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Growing Bashkir Discontent
In the 1660s, the Muscovite Tsardom pushed administrative and tax control east of the Urals-Volga region;…
Timeline
- 1661–1665Western foothills of the Urals · UralsTsarist officials and nobles expanded their occupation of Bashkir pastures and increased tribute in furs, livestock, and other goods; tribal elders repeatedly petitioned the Kazan Governorate authorities to restore the old agreements.
- 1666–1670Ufa · BashkiriaIn the later 1660s, missionary activity and conversion pressures split the tribes internally, and some Bashkirs attacked Russian outposts and tax collectors; Moscow appeased them with amnesties and promises of relief, but the fundamental contradictions remained unresolved and discontent continued to build in the 1670s.
Sources
- Bashkir Revolt of 1662–1664 https://www.britannica.com/topic/Bashkir
- History of Bashkortostan https://www.britannica.com/place/Bashkortostan