Tartarian

Tartarian refers to a cultural and geographical term that originated in the medieval period, particularly during the Middle Ages in Europe. It is derived from the name "Tartars" or "Tatars", which initially referred to the Turco-Mongol peoples of Central Asia.

Initially, the term "Tartarian" was used to describe the inhabitants of the vast lands to the East of Europe, encompassing present-day Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and parts of Central Asia. This region was often associated with the Mongol Empire and the Eastern Orthodox Church.

Distinguishing features of the Tartarian culture included its strong connections to Byzantine and Orthodox traditions. Many sources suggest that the settlement of the Eastern Slavs in Eastern Europe was modeled after the perceived Tartarian civilization. As a result, many elements of Tartarian culture, such as craftsmanship, architecture, and church designs, have become integral to the development of Slavic cultures in the region.

Historically, the term "Tartarian" has also been associated with several Empires, such as the Gran Duchy of Lithuania and the Russian Tsarist Empire. More abstract applications of the term may involve its representation in Early Renaissance art and literature as a mythical entity, often symbolic of the "Other" or the "Orient".

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