Bulgar of the Volga

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Bulgar of the Volga was a medieval Turkic state centered along the Volga and Kama rivers, known as an important trading hub and early adopter of Islam in the region that is now Russia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkic state
historical polity
medieval state
archaeologicalSite Bolgar Historical and Archaeological Complex
surface form: Bolghar archaeological complex
capital Bolghar
continent Asia
Europe
culturalSphere Islamic world
Turkic world
currencyUsed silver dirhams
economyBasedOn agriculture
craft production
trade
endTime 13th century
ethnicCharacter Turkic
heritageStatus Bolgar Historical and Archaeological Complex
surface form: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Bolgar Historical and Archaeological Complex)
knownFor being a major trading hub between the Islamic world and northern Europe
early adoption of Islam in the Volga region
long-distance trade
languageFamily Turkic languages
locatedIn Kama River region
Volga River region
locatedInPresentDay Russia
mainRiver Kama River
Volga River
modernLegacy important in Islamic history of Russia
influenced formation of Volga Tatars
neighbor Khazar Khaganate
Kyivan Rus
surface form: Kievan Rus'

Permian principalities
partOf Volga trade route
politicalStructure monarchy
regionType Volga-Ural region
surface form: Volga-Kama region
religion Islam
religionAdoptedAsStateReligion Islam
religiousMinorities Christians
pagan groups
rulingTitle emir
king
significantEvent Mongol invasion
conversion to Islam
startTime 9th century
successor Golden Horde
Kazan Khanate
surface form: Khanate of Kazan
tradedWith Abbasid Caliphate
Finno-Ugric peoples
Khazar Khaganate
surface form: Khazaria

Kyivan Rus
surface form: Kievan Rus'

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Golden Horde tributaryState Bulgar of the Volga