500-year-old Arabic manuscript in Russia
A rare archaeological document bearing the signature and seal of the Crimean Khan, Ghirei I, was uncovered at the Russian Bakhtshisarai Museum. It is written in Arabic and dates back to the 16th century, discovered during restorations of an ancient Arabic manuscript. The document, known as "Yarlik," is a royal decree issued by the Crimean Khan during his reign. Analyses confirm that the seal indicates his identity and is based on his family crest, the "Tamagha." This discovery holds significant historical importance, as it connects the Crimean khanate's civilization with the political and religious authorities of the region during that era.
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