Birth of Ivan the Terrible
Birth of Ivan the Terrible, the 1st Tsar of Russia
Role range: 1547-1584
Follow Ivan IV the Terrible through 26 dated historical records for Russia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Ivan the Terrible, the 1st Tsar of Russia
Role range: 1547-1584
Rules under the Regency of his Mother, 1533-1538
Role range: 1547-1584
Assumes full power
Role range: 1547-1584
Coronation of Ivan IV the Terrible, the 1st Russian Tsar
Role range: 1547-1584
Renewal of the Empire through absolute autocracy
Role range: 1547-1584
Crowned Tsar of Russia, 1st Tsar. 1st Russian ruler to use the title of Tsar formally
Role range: 1547-1584
Marries Anastasiya Romanovna
Role range: 1547-1584
Convenes the 1st National Assembly, Zemski Sobor
Role range: 1547-1584
Convenes the 1st National Assembly, Zemski Sobor
Role range: 1547-1584
Under a "Petitions Chancery" individuals can bring their grievances to the Tsar
Role range: 1547-1584
The Law Code, sudebnik, is promulgated
Role range: 1547-1584
Ivan IV of Russia begins his conquest of Kazan, Tatarstan, and Astrakhan in the Volga delta
Role range: 1547-1584
Ivan IV of Russia begins his conquest of Kazan, Tatarstan, and Astrakhan in the Volga delta
Role range: 1547-1584
Ivan IV of Russia begins his conquest of Kazan, Tatarstan, and Astrakhan in the Volga delta
Role range: 1547-1584
Captures Kazan
Proclaims the Kingdom of Pyatigorsk to be under Russian rule
Role range: 1547-1584
Captures Astrakhan
Ivan IV the Terrible invades Poland
Beginning of the Livonian War
Role range: 1558-1583 – 1547-1584
Ivan IV (the Terrible) builds St. Basils Cathedral, Red Square, Moscow; painted onion domes become symbol of Russia, epitome of Russo-Byzantine architecture
Role range: 1547-1584
Ivan IV orders first printing press brought to Russia
Role range: 1547-1584
Seizure & burning of Moscow
Captures Siberia
Stephen Bathory of Poland invades Russia
Role range: 1547-1584
Kills his son Ivan
Role range: 1547-1584
Death of Ivan, Ivan IVs son
Role range: 1547-1584
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