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Hzak

d. 1205

Cuman chieftain

Traditional leader or chief
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About Hzak

Hzak was a traditional leader or chief.

Hzak (Hza, Kzak) - the Cumans Khan, the head of the Cumans Of Don river (the Burchevichs), a son of the Beglyuk (Belyuk) Khan. In chronicles he is called Koza Burnovich. However, it's not excluding, that Kzak Belyukovich and Koza Burnovich are different persons.

Biography The Hypatian Codex narrate about defeat of Hzak by the Olgovichs in 1166:

According to S. Pletnyova, this text is not about Hzak, but about Kozel Satanovich, who died near the river Chartoriya in 1180. In 1185 Hzak took part in the battle with Igor Svyatoslavich as an ally of Konchak, and Roman Hzych, a son of Hzak, captured Vsevolod Svyatoslavich, who is a brother of Igor. After the victory over Igor, Hzak raided Posemye, there were no defenders, including Putyvl, while Konchak raided to lands near the Dnieper river, and married his daughter with Igor's son.

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Important facts

Died
1205
Occupation
Traditional leader or chief

Frequently asked questions

Who was Hzak?

Cuman chieftain

When did Hzak die?

Hzak died in 1205.

What was Hzak's occupation?

Hzak was a traditional leader or chief.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Hzak

· Wikidata: Q4137873

· DBpedia: Hzak

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