Evenk people: contact, resistance, and integration into the Russian frontier (1600–1850)

1. Russian conquest opens route into Siberia

   Jan 1, 1582Labels: Khanate of, Fur trade, Taiga peoples

   • Britannica
   • Wikipedia

2. Yeniseysk founded as a fur-tribute outpost

   Jan 1, 1619Labels: Yeniseysk, Yasak collectors

   • Yeniseysk
   • Yasak

3. Krasnoyarsk fort expands control on Yenisei

   Aug 19, 1628Labels: Krasnoyarsk, Cossack detachments

   • Krasnoyarsk
   • Yasak

4. Yakutsk founded on the Lena River

   Jan 1, 1632Labels: Yakutsk, Lena River

   • Britannica
   • Yasak

5. Qing campaign subjugates Evenks along Amur

   Jan 1, 1639Labels: Qing campaign, Eight Banners

   • Amur campaign
   • Britannica

6. Yakut revolt erupts over harsh yasak collection

   Feb 1, 1642Labels: Yakut revolt, Yasak census

   • Pyotr Golovin
   • Yasak

7. Treaty of Nerchinsk checks expansion in Amur basin

   Jan 1, 1689Labels: Treaty of, Amur basin

   • Britannica

8. Orthodox mission structures deepen in Siberia

   Jan 1, 1727Labels: Irkutsk bishopric, Russian Orthodox

   • Innocent
   • Yakutsk

9. Treaty of Kyakhta expands border and trade regime

   Aug 23, 1727Labels: Treaty of, Border trade

   • Britannica
   • Treaty Kyakhta

10. Smallpox vaccination begins in Transbaikal towns

    Jan 1, 1770Labels: Smallpox vaccination, Transbaikal

    • History Med
    • Yakutsk

11. Russian-American Company chartered, boosting fur demand

    Jul 8, 1799Labels: Russian-American Company, North Pacific

    • Ukase 1799
    • RAC

12. Speransky’s 1822 Siberian reforms codify governance

    Jan 1, 1822Labels: Speransky reforms, Siberian governance

    • DOAJ
    • DOAJ

13. Mid-19th-century frontier order consolidates before 1858 shift

    Jan 1, 1850Labels: Frontier consolidation, Russo-Chinese framework

    • Britannica
    • Britannica