Crimean campaign in Hatuqay

Crimean Campaign against Hatuqay (1551)
	Part of Sahib Giray's campaign to Circassia
Date	1551
Location	Hatuqay, Kuban
Result	Inconclusive (see Result) Hatuqay villages burnt and massacred, inhabitants enslaved; Eventual Crimean retreat from Circassian lands;
Belligerents
Crimean Khanate	Principality of Hatuqay; Principality of Bzhedug;
Commanders and leaders
Sahib I Giray X; Borgan Beg; Shah Hussein	Aledjuq Janbechqo; Antanuq Janbechqo †; Bzhedug
Strength
~20,000 troops; 1,000 musketeers; 20 cannons	Unknown
Casualties and losses
Unknown, low per Crimean sources (at least 17 Janissaries killed)	Unknown, thousands captured or killed per Crimean sources

The Crimean Campaign against Hatuqay (1551) was led by the Crimean Khan Sahib I Giray against the Principality of Hatuqay led by Prince Aledjuq. The campaign was triggered by the Hatuqay refusal to pay slaves tax to the Crimean Khanate, and the goal was the annexation of Hatuqay; which failed, although Hatuqay lands were ravaged.