The features of dispute display in horde in 1432 in chronicles (by the example of the first Novgorod and Vologda-Perm chronicles)

This article presents different approaches of dispute display in the horde in 1432 in chronicles of that time. It pays attention to All-Russian orientation of the first Novgorod chronicle. It also emphasizes Moscow orientation of Vologda-Perm chronicle. All this affected the features of their narrative. The article shows that as for Novgorod chronicle, the most important thing described there was the result of the opposition for the entire Russian land. The author of the second chronicle was interested, first of all, in the reasoning of the rights of Vasily II for the throne. The study of the topic allows understanding the assessment of one of the most important moments of the feudal war by its contemporaries. The appeal to the chronicles, written at that time, makes it possible to see different approaches of chroniclers in the description of the same event.