A man pardoned for involvement in one of these conflicts instigated another after getting rich from piracy against the Safavid city of Derbent.
A man pardoned for involvement in one of these conflicts instigated another after getting rich from piracy against the Safavid city of Derbent. A leader in one of these conflicts was displayed in a metal cage, then quartered into pieces that were displayed across the city. In another of these conflicts, two hundred barges of troops sailed up a river after sacking Astrakhan. An example of these conflicts is generally considered to mark the beginning of a disastrous period of Polish history known as the (*) Deluge; that one of them was led by Bohdan Khmelnytsky. The city of Kazan was sacked during one of these conflicts led by a man who represented the deceased ruler Peter III against Catherine the Great. Revolts of this kind were led by Stenka Razin and Yemelyan Pugachev. For 10 points, identify this kind of revolt of some Slavic nomads against their rulers.
A man pardoned for involvement in one of these conflicts instigated another after getting rich from piracy against the Safavid city of Derbent.
Cossack revolts [accept equivalents; accept any answers that mention Yemelyan Pugachev or Stenka Razin before they’re read; only Cossack is needed after “revolt” is read; prompt on rebellions or revolts or uprisings or peasant revolts by asking “led by what people?”]