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Serkiz

Tatar leader of 14th century

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About Serkiz

Serkiz was a Tatar prince. Born in the mid-14th century, in the Golden Horde, he became an Orthodox Christian and was baptised under the name Ivan Serkizov. He died in the late 14th century in Muscovy.

Biography There is no contemporary record of Serkiz's existence. Later records state that he led an army in the service of the Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoy. He had at least one child, Andrey Ivanovich Serkizov (died 1380).

Legacy Four villages in the Moscow region were named Cherkizovo or Serkizovo in his honour by Dmitry Donskoy. Serkiz is the ancestor of the Starkov family.

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Important facts

Born
Golden Horde
Died
Grand Principality of Moscow

Frequently asked questions

Who was Serkiz?

Tatar leader of 14th century

When was Serkiz born?

Serkiz was born in Golden Horde.

When did Serkiz die?

Serkiz died in Grand Principality of Moscow.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Serkiz

· Wikidata: Q4417656

· DBpedia: Serkiz

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