The assessment of Russian-horde relationships by historians who named themselves “Eurasianists”

The article analyzes the assessment of Russian-Horde relationships given by Russian emigrated historians of the early XX century who named themselves “Eurasianists". The position of the scholars can be understood only in the context of the image of “Russia-Eurasia" that they created. It is the unified cultural and historical entity, approximately within the USSR borders, unique, and united by religion and administration, as well as anthropological proximity of the people occupying it, and general culture of life. The author defines the backbone elements of “Russia-Eurasia" as a cultural and historical phenomenon and the Horde's impact on these elements in the historical perspective.