What links to “Ivan the Terrible”
22 articles of the encyclopedia cite this article. Next to each — the phrase the link sits in.
- Arzamas… to one popular legend, the name Arzamas derives from the names of two brothers, Arzay and Masay, who greeted Ivan the Terrible with gifts and, in the presence of the tsar, were the first to convert to the Orthodox faith. In this …
- Bogorodsk… The selo of Bogarodskoye was founded by settlers who had fallen out of favor in Veliky Novgorod under Tsar Ivan the Terrible. Some of the Novgorodians — around three hundred people — were resettled across the territory of the …
- Coat of Arms of Nizhny NovgorodThe first images of an animal on the Nizhny Novgorod seal date back to the 16th century: Ivan the Terrible, which was associated with royal hunting in these lands. In the 17th century, under Alexei Mikhailovich, …
- Diveevo… Region, 175 km from Nizhny Novgorod. Known since the 14th century. In 1558, according to tradition, Ivan the Terrible granted these lands to Divey, son of Butakov, whose name the village has preserved.
- GaginoThe territory of the present-day selo was granted by Ivan the Terrible to the military governor Prince Ivan Vasilyevich Gagin following the campaign against Kazan in 1552. The …
- Gaginsky DistrictRussians began settling along the Pyana shortly after Ivan the Terrible 's Kazan campaign of 1552: following the defeat of Kazan, participants in the campaign were rewarded with …
- Knyagininsky DistrictIn 1552, the lands of the future uyezd were granted by Tsar Ivan the Terrible to Prince [2] Mikhail Ivanovich Vorotynsky. The first mention of Knyaginino itself dates to February 1569, …
- LyakhovoThis theory seems quite convincing, especially in light of a document dating from the reign of his son Ivan the Terrible Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich.
- Makovskiy… a Thunderstorm", 1872, Tretyakov Gallery), colorful genre-historical scenes ("Prince Repnin at a Feast with Ivan the Terrible ", Irkutsk Regional Art Museum), and scenes from folk life ("Fairground Booths on Admiralteyskaya Square", …
- Mari… sided with Moscow (their folklore's favorite hero is Prince Akpars, who led Mari detachments in the army of Ivan the Terrible). They live in the area around the town of Kozmodemyansk.
- Mikhail Vorotynskiy… Prince Mikhail Ivanovich Vorotynsky distinguished himself with two great victories during the reign of Ivan the Terrible and was generously rewarded by the tsar. For leading the Grand Regiment in the assault and capture of Kazan …
- Minin's Appeal… historical pictures, in which the drama of a major historical personality is expressed (Tsarevna Sophia, Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan), or the tragic and heroic creations of Surikov, were spiritually remote from and even …
- Ostrovoyezersky Monastery… in honor of the guardian angel of Prince Boris Cherkassky, who had obtained permission to build from Tsar Ivan the Terrible. [3]
- Pokrovsky Monastery (Balakhna)… Nikolskaya church with a chapel of Sergius of Radonezh, above whose altar stood a stone bell tower. In 1552 Tsar Ivan IV granted the monastery a charter; at the same time the stone tent-roofed Nikolskaya church was erected. The tent-roofed Nikolskaya bell …
- SechenovoSechenovo (formerly Tyoply Stan) is an ancient Russian selo, founded by Ivan the Terrible in 1552 during his third campaign against Kazan.
- Shatki… earthen burial mounds near the villages of Arkhangelskoe and Korino. These mounds were raised in 1552 during Ivan the Terrible 's campaign against Kazan to serve as navigational markers for the return journey from Kazan. When piling up …
- Shatkovsky District… the distant past. As early as 1583, Shatki is officially mentioned in the Arzamas Estate Acts. The army of Ivan the Terrible passed through the territory of the modern Shatkovsky District on its way to Kazan. The defeat of the Kazan …
- Sormovo (disambiguation)Sormovo predates its own name: the first recorded mention appears in a charter of Tsar Ivan the Terrible dated 1542, before which the settlement was called Maryino. It was owned by a beekeeper named Terentiy …
- Tsarist RussiaTsarist Russia — Russia from the era of Ivan the Terrible, proclaimed the first Russian tsar, until the February Revolution of 1917, which abolished the autocracy.
- Urazovka… grandfather. Kulunchak's father Yenikey is known as a leader of the Temnikov Tatars. Before the campaign of Ivan the Terrible against Kazan, he was appointed commander of the Temnikov and Alatyr guard outposts.
- Vorotynets… government states that "Vorotynets was founded in 1552 following the third victorious campaign of Tsar Ivan the Terrible against Kazan." The founder of the settlement is considered to be Prince Mikhail Vorotynskiy. This date …
- VorsmaAfter Ivan the Terrible married the Kabardian princess Maria Temryukovna, her relatives received the title of prince and became …