Dasht-i QipchaqEP 362025-04-10Refers to the vast steppe region from northwestern Central Asia to southern Eastern Europe, generally including the Caspian-Black Sea steppe and the Kazakh steppe. In the work, when this term appears, it points to the northeastern Caspian area. According to historical records, during the Western Campaign of the Eldest Sons, the Mongols captured Volga Bulgaria around 1236, and in December 1237 besieged Ryazan, when the Mongol army was indeed largely stationed in this area.
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