
Last khan of Kazan, baptized after Russian conquest.
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Yadegar Moxammat was installed as khan of Kazan by the Crimean Khanate, replacing the pro-Russian Shah Ali. This appointment was part of Crimean efforts to maintain influence over Kazan and resist Russian expansion.
Yadegar Moxammat defended Kazan against the Russian army of Ivan the Terrible. The siege lasted 49 days, ending with the Russian storming of the city. Yadegar was captured, marking the end of the Kazan Khanate.
After his capture, Yadegar Moxammat was forced to convert to Orthodox Christianity and was baptized as Simeon. This act symbolized the subjugation of the Kazan Tatar elite and their integration into the Russian state.
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