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“Union” is not entirely the correct word. It was more like a relationship between a vassal and a suzerain. However, the vassal enjoyed complete autonomy in almost all areas of life. But the most interesting thing happened later, when the disparate khanates recognized Moscow’s right to unite the empire of Genghis Khan. Perhaps the fraternal relationship between Alexander Nevsky and Sartak played a role here; by the way, Sartak was a Christian.