For 10 points, name this Mongol state that ruled Russia, whose modern name may derive from the color of its shining tents.
During a siege by this state's founder, the Church of the Tithes collapsed under the weight of the citizens hiding on its roof. While in this state's capital to obtain a patent, or yarlyk, St.Â Michael was executed for refusing to walk between two fires. Before establishing this state, its founder chased Cuman refugees into the lands of Bela IV, where his forces won the Battle of Mohi and decimated the population of Hungary. A prince earned his (*) nickname "Moneybag" for his loyalty to this state, but his descendant of the same name broke this state's power by forcing them back from the Ugra River in 1480. This state lost the Battle of Kulikovo to Dimitri Donskoi. This state with "Blue" and "White" branches was founded by Batu Khan. For 10 points, name this Mongol state that ruled Russia, whose modern name may derive from the color of its shining tents.
During a siege by this state's founder, the Church of the Tithes collapsed under the weight of the citizens hiding on its roof.
the Golden Horde [or Qipchaq Khanate; or Ulus of Jochi; or Ulus of Batu until "Batu" is read; prompt on the Mongol Empire or the Tatars]