Ivan I of Moscow
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Ivan I of Moscow, also known as Ivan Kalita, was a 14th-century Grand Prince of Moscow who significantly expanded Muscovite power and laid foundations for the centralized Russian state.
Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Eastern Orthodox Christian
→
Grand Prince of Moscow → Grand Prince of Vladimir → human → medieval ruler → |
| alias |
Ivan Kalita
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| birthDate |
circa 1288
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| birthPlace |
Grand Duchy of Moscow
NERFINISHED
→
Moscow → |
| burialPlace |
Cathedral of the Archangel
→
Moscow Kremlin → |
| capital |
Moscow
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| child |
Ivan II of Moscow
→
Simeon of Moscow → |
| countryOfCitizenship |
Grand Duchy of Moscow
NERFINISHED
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| deathDate |
1340
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1341 → |
| era |
14th century
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| ethnicGroup |
Russian
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| father |
Daniel of Moscow
NERFINISHED
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| fullName |
Ivan Danilovich
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| givenName |
Ivan
NERFINISHED
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| house |
Rurik dynasty
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|
| languageSpoken |
Old East Slavic
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| monarchOf |
Grand Duchy of Moscow
NERFINISHED
→
Grand Duchy of Vladimir NERFINISHED → |
| mother |
Maria of Tver
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| nobleFamily |
House of Moscow
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| notableFor |
acquisition of surrounding principalities
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expansion of Muscovite power → laying foundations of centralized Russian state → loyalty to the Golden Horde → making Moscow a leading Russian principality → |
| occupation |
ruler
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| patronymicName |
Danilovich
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| positionHeld |
Grand Prince of Moscow
NERFINISHED
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Grand Prince of Vladimir NERFINISHED → |
| predecessor |
Yury of Moscow
NERFINISHED
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| reignEnd |
1340
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1341 → |
| reignStart |
1325
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| religion |
Eastern Orthodoxy
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| spouse |
Helena
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|
| successor |
Simeon of Moscow
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| territorialExpansion |
annexation of Belozersk
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annexation of Uglich → influence over Rostov → |
| title |
Grand Prince
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| vassalOf |
Golden Horde
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Referenced by (4)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Daniil Aleksandrovich of Moscow
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|
child |
|
Rurik dynasty
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|
notableMember |
|
Muscovy
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|
notableRuler |
|
Grand Duchy of Moscow
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|
ruler |