Siege of Kazan (1552)

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The Siege of Kazan (1552) was a decisive Russian military campaign under Ivan the Terrible that captured the Tatar capital of Kazan, effectively ending the Kazan Khanate and marking a major step in Russia’s eastward expansion.

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instanceOf battle of the Russo-Kazan Wars
military campaign
siege
followedBy Russian campaigns against the Astrakhan Khanate
consolidation of Russian rule in the Middle Volga
hasBelligerent Kazan Khanate NERFINISHED
Tsardom of Russia NERFINISHED
hasCasualties heavy on both sides
hasCommander Ivan IV of Russia NERFINISHED
Ivan the Terrible NERFINISHED
Prince Alexander Gorbaty-Shuisky NERFINISHED
Prince Andrey Kurbsky NERFINISHED
Qol Sharif (defender) NERFINISHED
Yapanchay (defender) NERFINISHED
hasCountryAtTime Kazan Khanate NERFINISHED
hasEndDate 1552-10-02
hasForceStrength Russian army significantly larger than Kazan garrison
hasLegacy commemorated in Russian chronicles and epic literature
influenced later Russian fortress and city-building in the Volga region
hasLocation Kazan NERFINISHED
Kazan Khanate NERFINISHED
Volga region NERFINISHED
hasResult Russian victory
annexation of Kazan Khanate by Russia
end of the Kazan Khanate as an independent state
fall of Kazan
hasSignificance decisive turning point in the Russo-Kazan Wars
key stage in Russia’s expansion toward the Urals and Siberia
major step in the formation of a multiethnic Russian state
marked the end of Tatar rule in Kazan
opened the Volga region to Russian control
hasStartDate 1552-08-23
hasTactic mining and undermining of city walls
prolonged artillery bombardment
storming of fortifications
hasYear 1552
involvedEthnicGroups Chuvash NERFINISHED
Mari
Russians
Tatars NERFINISHED
involvedReligion Islam NERFINISHED
Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
ledBy Tsar Ivan IV in person NERFINISHED
partOf Russian eastward expansion
Russo-Kazan Wars NERFINISHED
precededBy failed Russian campaigns against Kazan in the 1540s
usedTechnology early modern siege artillery
sappers and mining techniques

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Kazan Khanate event Siege of Kazan (1552)