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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2026 · 5 MIN

The Horde's Steppe Census: Mongol Numbers That Shaped Russia

from The Golden Horde: Mongol Rule Over Russia Explained — Fexingo History · host Fexingo

In this episode of The Golden Horde: Mongol Rule Over Russia Explained, Lucas and Luna explore the Mongol census system — the chislo — that transformed Russian taxation and administration under the Jochid ulus. Drawing on the Laurentian Codex and Novgorod First Chronicle, they trace how the chislyaki (census-takers) and darughachi (governors) used the yam postal network and paiza tablets to count and control populations from Suzdal to Novgorod. Learn how Khan Berke and Khan Mongke implemented the census, why it sparked revolts in Novgorod, and how Alexander Nevsky navigated the system. This episode offers a fresh look at the bureaucratic machinery behind the Mongol yoke — a system that outlasted the Horde itself. #GoldenHorde #MongolCensus #chislo #chislyaki #darughachi #yarlyk #paiza #yam #Jochidulus #Sarai #KhanBerke #KhanMongke #AlexanderNevsky #Novgorod #LaurentianCodex #MedievalRussia #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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