Birth of Ivan III the Great
Birth of Ivan III the Great
Role range: 1462-1505
Follow Ivan III the Great through 20 dated historical records for Russia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Ivan III the Great
Role range: 1462-1505
Transforms the Kremlin into his residence
Role range: 1462-1505
Succeeds as Tsar of Russia. Calls himself "sole ruler, Tsar of all Russia"
Role range: 1462-1505
Marries Sophia, niece of the last Byzantine Emperor
Role range: 1462-1505
Establishes Russian protectors of Orthodox Christianity
Role range: 1462-1505
Moscow captures Novgorod
Role range: 1462-1505
Stops paying tribute money to the Mongols
Role range: 1462-1505
Captures Tver
Role range: 1462-1505
Ivan III builds the Palace of Facets, the first great Kremlin palace
Role range: 1462-1505
Ivan III builds the Palace of Facets, the first great Kremlin palace, religious leaders proclaim Moscow "the third Rome", heir to Rome, Constantinople
Role range: 1462-1505
Ivan III builds the Palace of Facets, the first great Kremlin palace
Role range: 1462-1505
Religious leaders proclaim Moscow "the third Rome", heir to Rome, Constantinople
Role range: 1462-1505
Earns the name Ivan the Great. Closes the Hanseatic Kontor & extends rule to the Urals by taking Novgorod
Role range: 1462-1505
Closes the Hanseatic Kontor & extends rule to the Urals by taking Novgorod
Role range: 1462-1505
Moscow captures the principality of Viatka
Role range: 1462-1505
Decides to make his son Vasily his successor in preference to his nephew Dmitry
Role range: 1462-1505
Cathedral of St. Michael, Moscow, outstanding example of Italian High Renaissance
Role range: 1462-1505
Rebels against the Tartars & refuses to pay tribute to grand khan Ahmed
Role range: 1917-1918
Rebels against the Tartars & refuses to pay tribute to grand khan Ahmed
Role range: 1642-1505
Rebels against the Tartars & refuses to pay tribute to grand khan Ahmed
Role range: 1642-1505
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.