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Dynasty. Borjigin. Father. Tokhtamysh. Religion. Sunni Islam. Jabbār Berdi ( Turki / Kypchak and Persian: جبار بردی; the name is rendered as Yeremferden in some western sources), [1] was the khan of the Golden Horde, reigning twice, in 1414–1415 and 1416–1417.
- 1414–1415
- Karīm Berdi
Ulugh Muhammad inició llegando al poder, tras la muerte de Yeremferden. Su principal rival para el control de la Horda era su primo Dawlat Berdi, hijo de Yeremferden. 1 En gran parte de su reinado Ulugh Muhammad controló Sarai, y fue por tanto visto como el gobernante más legítimo dentro de la Horda, a pesar de que fue capturado ...
After the death of Yeremferden both Dawlat Berdi and Olugh Mokhammad sought control of the Golden Horde. Berdi, who was Yeremferden's son, found himself limited to the Crimea. Mokhammad, on the other hand, held Sarai and had recently gained control of the Nogai Horde, raising his status immeasurably. In addition, Mokhammad had ...
- July - August 1420
- Dawlat Berdi seizes Sarai; Olugh Mokhammad is driven north
Yeremferden (died 1419), also known as Jabbar Berdi, was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1417 to 1419. He was one of the sons of Tokhtamysh who struggled for power after their father's death. His reign was marked by relative peace save for occasional struggles with Vytautas against Edigu and...
Hace 2 días · Yeremferden / Jabbar Berdi Khan: Brother of Kebek Khan. Brought relative peace to the horde. 1419: Yeremferden's death sees the horde divided over its next ruler. Ulugh Muhammad claims power, but this is contested by the son of Yeremferden, Dawlat Berdi (and by several other would-be khans).
Who is Yeremferden? Yeremferden, also known as Jabbar Berdi, was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1417 to 1419. He was one of the sons of Tokhtamysh who struggled for power after their father's death. His reign was marked by relative peace save for occasional struggles with Vytautas against Edigu and what would become the Nogai Horde.
Ulugh Muhammad first came to power following the death of Yeremferden. His main competitor for control of the Horde was his cousin [3] Dawlat Berdi , the son of Yeremferden. For much of his reign Ulugh Muhammad controlled Sarai , and was therefore seen as the most legitimate ruler within the Horde, although Sarai was captured by his ...
