Rus and Islam of the X-XVI century
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A brilliant study of Batun Mark is devoted to how the world of Islam was perceived by medieval Russia. With the involvement of a large number of sources, it is told how the Russians were formed in Islam, what influence the Byzantine tradition and how Muslims had an impact on this process - what the “Mongolian era” came to a large extent - centuries -old fears before the nomadic hordes were transferred. But as it was released from the yoke, strengthening the Russian state and expanding the amount of knowledge about Islam, anti -Islamic phobias were replaced by the periphery of national consciousness, and the image of a Muslim lost a unambiguous negative coloring. By the time of the reign of Ivan the Terrible, intransigence gave way to pragmatic considerations, and now Magmet Sultan is portrayed by an ideal ruler, and the Russian aristocracy is rapidly replenished with representatives of the Tatar elite.
Mark Batunsky (1933–1997) - historian, Islamic schola, candidate of philosophical sciences, in the last years of life, a professor at the University of Cologne
Mark Batunsky (1933–1997) - historian, Islamic schola, candidate of philosophical sciences, in the last years of life, a professor at the University of Cologne
Author:
Author:Batunskaya M .
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: history. Geography. Ethrics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91678-687-3
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