rujän

Rujan is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily a type of tree or shrub, and also a specific historical event. In botany, Rujan, or *Rhus typhina*, is commonly known as Staghorn Sumac. This deciduous shrub or small tree is native to eastern North America. It is characterized by its fuzzy, antler-like branches, especially when young, and its large, cone-shaped clusters of red, fuzzy fruits that persist through winter. The fruits are a food source for birds and wildlife. The plant also produces attractive fall foliage, with leaves turning vibrant shades of red and orange. Staghorn Sumac is known for its ability to spread through root suckers, forming dense colonies.

Historically, "Rujan" can also refer to the Rujan Uprising, a peasant revolt that occurred in the region of Rujan (modern-day Bulgaria) in the late 14th century. This uprising was part of a broader period of unrest and resistance against Ottoman rule in the Balkans. While the Rujan Uprising itself may not be as widely documented as some other revolts, it represents a facet of the complex historical landscape of the region during the Ottoman expansion. The specific details and outcomes of this particular uprising can be difficult to ascertain due to limited historical records.