There are many Cartographers who created Maps of Great Tartaria
There have been many cartographers that created maps of Great Tartaria or Great Tartary with the earliest in the Travels of Marco Polo which was also called the Book of Wonders.
Chronicle Of The World 1493: The Complete And Annotated Nuremberg Chronicle. By Hartmann Schedel. Published on the 20th June 1493
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Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, met with the former President of Tatarstan giving maps of Tartaria
During the 1st February 2017, Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, met with the former President of Tatarstan, who had become the State Councillor of the Republic of Tatarstan, Mintimer Shaimiev, to present him with a map of Tartarus. The map had been made by the Dutch Cartographer Willem Blaeu. So how did Willem Blaeu know how to draw and outline the contours of Tartaria if the landmass never existed?
Tartary, Or The Empire Of Great Cham By Willem Janszoon Blaeu. Published on the 18th April 1627
Here is a list of maps starting from 1493 of Great Tartaria
Chronicle Of The World 1493: The Complete And Annotated Nuremberg Chronicle. By Hartmann Schedel. Published on the 20th June 1493.
Great Tartaria By Abraham Ortelius, Published on the 23rd April 1572. His map appeared in his book, called Theatrum Orbis Terrarum or The World Theatre.
A Newe Mape Of Tartary. By John Edward Speed. Published on the 14th March 1626.
Tartary, Or The Empire Of Great Cham By Willem Janszoon Blaeu. Published on the 18th April 1627.
La Grande Tartarie or The Great Tartary. By Nicolas Sanson D’Abbeville. Published on the 31st January 1652.
Great Tartaria By Frederik De Wit. Published on the 12th September 1665.
La Grande Tartarie or The Great Tartary – Russia, Russland, Tartary, Siberia, Asia Carte Map Karte. By Nicolas Sanson D’Abbeville. Published on the 30th April 1680.
A new description of Great Tartary, the great Mogul empire of Japan and China by Frederick De Wit, around 1680
Grande Tartarie or Great Tartary. By Alain Manesson Mallet. Published on the 15th December 1683.
New Map Of Great Tartary By Alexis Hubert Jaillot. Published on the 17th February 1690.
Copperplate Map, Great Tartary. By Francisco Wassemoet De Afferden. Published on the 30th September 1696.
The Great Tartary By Pieter Vander Aa. Published on the 18th October 1713.
The Great Tartary, According To The New Observations By Pieter Vander Aa. Published on the 31st January 1714.
New Map Of Great Tartary Or The Empire Of The Great Cham By Henri Abraham Chatelain. Published on the 16th March 1715.
The Great Tartary Following The New Observations Of Messrs. Of The Royal Academy Of Sciences By Pierre Vander. Published on the 30th September 1715.
New Map Of Great Tartary Or The Empire Of Cham By Henri Abraham Chatelain. Published on the 15th October 1719.
Tenth Particular Sheet Of Chinese Tartary, Containing The Country Of Ke-tching, The Mouth Of The Saghalien-Oula In The Eastern Sea, And The Large Island Which Is Within. Volume IV By Jean-Baptiste D’Anville. Published on the 30th April 1735.
Seventh Sheet Of Chinese Tartary, Which Contains The Greater Part Of The Country Occupied By The Kalka Tartars By Jean-Baptiste D’Anville. Published on the 30th April 1736.
Table Of The Empire Of Russia And Tartary Universal, Both Greater And Asiatic And Lesser And European; With Unknown Ways. Contains Partings Mostly By Johann Matthias Hase Published on the 15th January 1739.
Map Of The Great Tartary. Established Upon The Accounts Of Several Travelers From Various Nations And Several Observations Made In That Country By Johannes Cóvens, Guillaume Delisle, Corneille Mortier. Published on the 30th September 1757.
Great Tartary And The Islands Of Japan By Louis Brion De La Tour and Louis Charles Desnos. Published on the 28th February 1766.
Chart Of The Russian Empire And The Tatars or Map Of The Russian Empire And Great Tartary By Franz Ludwig Güssefeld. Published on the 31st January 1786.
Great Tartaria And Chinese Tartaria. By William Rowland Faden published in 1798
La Grande Tartarie By Adrien Hubert Brué. Published on the 30th September 1806.
Western Tartary And Eastern Tartary. The map of Great Tartaria was printed in the manuscript called A Map Of The World From The Best Authorities. By John Morris Vallance and James Wilfred Thackara. Published on the 13th June 1814.
Great Tartaria was printed in the document called Russia In Asia, And Tartary. By Henry Warren Teesdale. Published on the 16th December 1852.
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