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Year 2020, Volume: 7 Issue: 1, 91 - 105, 16.06.2020

Altay Tayfun Özcan

https://doi.org/10.16985/mtad.752865

Abstract

Caucasia which has been completely commanded under Mongolia through the end of 1230’s, was on the
verge of a very different future than previous centuries. Yet for the first time in Caucasian history with Mongolian
sovereignty, northern and southern lands were merging into the domination of a sole nation, Mongolia. This
sovereignty has been sifted through academic dissertations and examinations which has been manifested in
recent years. However economic situation of the Caucasus under Mongol rule has not been adeqately studied
yet. But, Caucasia had undergone a great change with the Mongol rule. From this time, Caucasia play the role
of a geography which has been opened to international markets and connected to international trade routes.
The creator of this trade has undoubtedly been the Mongols. And also, there has been Italians who are the play
the part of the locomotive of this trade traffic. Venetian and Genoese merchants who based cities such as Sudak
and Caffa started their commercial activities in the cities and the harbors on the Black Sea coast. One of the area
and many other large and small ports are located.
In this study, it will focus on the activities of Genoese merchants in the Caucasus cities and harbors on the
eastern shores of the Black Sea, also will try to draw a general framework in this regard.

Keywords

Caucasia Genoa Venice Mongols trade

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Altın Orda Hanlığı Zamanında Karadeniz’in Kafkasya Sahillerinde Cenovalı Tüccarlar, Kolonileri ve Ticari Yaşam

Year 2020, Volume: 7 Issue: 1, 91 - 105, 16.06.2020

Altay Tayfun Özcan

https://doi.org/10.16985/mtad.752865

Abstract

1230’ların sonunda artık tamamıyla Moğol idaresi altına girmiş olan Kafkasya, daha önceki yüzyıllardan çok
farklı bir geleceğin eşiğindeydi. Zira Moğol egemenliği ile Kafkasya tarihinde ilk defa kuzey ve güney parçaları
tek bir ulusun, Moğolların egemenliğine giriyordu. Bu egemenlik son yıllarda ortaya konan incelemeler ve
tezlerle epey tetkik edilmiş durumdadır. Ancak Kafkasya’nın Moğol egemenliği altındaki ekonomik durumu
henüz yeterli seviyede incelenmemiştir. Oysaki Kafkasya, Moğol idaresiyle birlikte, büyük bir değişimden
geçmiştir. Artık Kafkasya bu yeni dönemle uluslararası ticaret yollarına açılmış ve uluslar arası ticaret yollarına
eklemlenmiş bir coğrafya kimliğine büründü. Bu ticaretin yaratıcısı kuşkusuz ki Moğollardı. Ancak bir de
bu ticaretin lokomotifi olan İtalyan tüccarlar vardı. Suğdak ve Kefe gibi kentleri merkez edinen Venedik ve
Cenevizli tüccarlar buradan hareketle Karadeniz sahillerindeki şehir ve limanlarda yoğun bir ticari faaliyet
içerisine girmişlerdir. Bu alanlardan birisi de Matrica, Sevastopolis, Coppa ve daha pek çok irili ufaklı limanın
yer aldığı Karadeniz’in Kafkas sahilleriydi.
Bu çalışmada bu alanlardan Karadeniz’in doğu sahillerindeki Kafkasya şehir ve limanlarındaki Ceneviz
tüccarlarının faaliyetleri üzerinde durularak bu konuda genel bir çerçeve çizilmeye çalışılacaktır.

Keywords

Kafkasya Cenova Venedik Moğollar ticaret

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Primary Language Turkish
Journal Section Makaleler
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Altay Tayfun Özcan 0000-0002-6409-9711

Publication Date June 16, 2020
Published in Issue Year 2020 Volume: 7 Issue: 1

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Chicago Özcan, Altay Tayfun. “Altın Orda Hanlığı Zamanında Karadeniz’in Kafkasya Sahillerinde Cenovalı Tüccarlar, Kolonileri Ve Ticari Yaşam”. Marmara Türkiyat Araştırmaları Dergisi 7, no. 1 (June 2020): 91-105. https://doi.org/10.16985/mtad.752865.

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