Sarai-Juk

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Sarai-Juk was a historic city in western Kazakhstan that served as an important political and trade center on the Silk Road and later became the capital of the Kazakh Khanate.

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Sarai-Jük 2
Sarai-Juk canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
historic city
associatedWithPeople Kazakh khans
Nogai tribes
linked to: Nogai people
capitalOf Kazakh Khanate
country Kazakhstan
culturalRegion Kazakh steppe
linked to: Kazakh Steppe
destroyedBy Cossack raids
destroyedInCentury 16th century
economy caravan trade
craft production
long-distance trade
flourishedInCentury 13th century
14th century
15th century
16th century
foundedInCentury 13th century
governedBy khans
hasRemains burial mounds
ceramic artifacts
coin hoards
fortification ruins
residential structures
hasSiteType open-air archaeological site
hasStructureType city walls
market area
mausoleums
mosques
heritageStatus nationally significant monument of Kazakhstan
locatedIn western Kazakhstan
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Atyrau Region
locatedOn Ural River
locatedOnRoute Silk Road
linked to: Silk Road routes
modernNameVariant Saraichik
Saraychik
Sarayshyk
modernNearbySettlement Saraychik village
partOf Golden Horde
Kazakh Khanate
regionHistorically Lower Ural region
religion Islam
role caravan stop
political center
trade center
tradedWith Caucasus region
Central Asia
Khwarezm
Rus principalities
Volga region

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Kazakh Khanate capital Sarai-Juk
Great Horde capital Sarai-Jük
linked to: Sarai-Juk
Blue Horde capital Sarai-Jük
linked to: Sarai-Juk