Meñli I Giray
Crimean Khan · Historical Figures · Lived 1445 to 1515 · aged 70
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Something wrong?A khan who ruled Crimea three separate times across five decades - losing the throne twice, reclaiming it twice, then holding it for nearly forty years until his death.
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Ceremonial farewell to Khan Mengly-Gerai after the Sultan’s audience (Crimean Tatar delegation)
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Encounter between Prince Selim and his father-in-law Giray I (detail). Selimnâme, circa 1525-30 (TSM, Н. 1597-98)
Khan Mengly-Gerai after the Sultan’s audience
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Konstantin Grigorievich Zabolotsky with a letter from Mengli-Giray in front of Vasily III
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Meñli I Giray was born in 1445, the sixth son of Hacı I Giray. He first became khan of the Crimean Khanate in 1466 but lost power quickly. He returned in 1469 and ruled until 1475, when he was deposed a second time. In 1478 he seized the throne again and held it for thirty-seven years, finally dying in office in 1515. His reign spanned the better part of half a century, interrupted only by the two intervals when rivals pushed him out.
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