Tabary

Tabary was a Mansi principality near the mouth of the Tabary, a tributary of the Tavda in western Siberia. Its seat was Tabarinsky Gorodok, and local nobles chose its rulers.

In the late sixteenth century Tabary was subordinate to Pelym, which depended on the Siberian Khanate. After Pelym's defeat in 1594, Tabary accepted Russian rule. Bocha Murza was elected prince in 1598, and local princes and nobles remained in office into the 1630s.