INDEX
Reading edition
Aleksandr Nevskie, 96, 100
Aleksis, Metropolitan and Saint, 126
Anastasie Romanov, 201
Andrei, Prince of Souzdal, 62
death of, 65
Astrakhan, khanate of, 149
annexed by Moskovy, 207
Baltic trade, 60
Batory (Stefan), 241
Batu, 89
Bela III., King of Hungary, 70
Bela IV., King of Hungary, 88, 94
Boris Sviatoslavitch, 44
Boris Godounov, 253
elected Tzar, 265
Bulgaria (Balkan principality), 8, 28
Bulgaria (Volga principality), 9, 36, 83, 89
Calendar, reform of, not adopted in Russia, 255
Christianity, introduction of, in Russia, 38, 40
Constantinople, 8
Russian expeditions against, 16, 20, 23, 50
Latin conquest of, 74
taken by the Turks, 146
Moskovite relations with, 161
Daniel Romanovitch, 87
“King of Galitz,” 99
death of, 106
Dimitri Donskoi, 127
defeats Mongols, 131
Dimitri—Tzarevitch, 249
death of, 260
Dimitri (False), see Ljhedimitri
Dorpat, founded, 47
Elizabeth Queen of England, correspondence with Ivan IV., 222
England, Moskovite intercourse with, 208
Mediation of, between Russia and Sweden, 318
Gardie, de la, Swedish General, 245
Jacob, 294, 297
Gedimin, Duke of Lit’uania, 115
death of, 120
German artillerists in Moskovite service, 187
Glieb Sviatoslavitch, 44
Glinski, Mikhail, 175, 180, 196
Godounov dynasty established, 265
overturned, 277
Greek artists at Moskva, 146
Grodno, founded, 102
Habsburgh, candidate for Polish Crown, 236, 241
despoiled by Ivan III., 163
Hanse League, factory at Novgorod, 87
Towns, Treaty with Novgorod, 139
Henri de Valois, elected King of Poland, 239
Hungary, intervention in west Russian affairs, 70, 87
invaded by Mongols, 94
contested succession to throne, 160
Igor, Prince of Kiev, 17
death of, 26
Igor, “Song of,” 67-69
Isiaslav I., Prince of Kiev, 53
Ivan Kalita, Grand-Prince, 114
Ivan Ivanovitch, Grand-Prince, 126
Ivan III., 149
marriage with Sophie Paleologus, 153
quarrels with Lit’uania, 164
death, 173
Ivan IV., 195
coronation, 201
marriages, 201, 234, 235, 244
wars with Poland and Sword Order, 208, 243
death, 249
Ivan Ivanovitch, Tzarevitch, 207
killed by his father, 246
Kalka, battle of, 84
Kazan, khanate of, 144, 149
annexed to Moskovy, 205
Khazars, 9, 28
Kiev, first mention of, 15
becomes capital of Russian State, 18
increased importance of, 51
stormed by Souzdalian force, 63
decline of fortunes, 62
stormed by Mongols, 92
lost to Russia, 124
Krim Tartars, 149, 165, 179, 186, 198, 232, 262
Kozaks, origin of, 192
western, in Polish service, 260, 296, 310
of the Don, 248, 273, 291, 303, 315
Lit’uania, 6, 70
first historical Duke of, 101
aggrandisement of, 115
Conversion to Christianity, 134
Moskovite campaigns against, 128, 165
Union with Poland, 224
Livland, 6
military conversion of, 74, 77
campaigns in, 168, 208, 240, 244
Ljhedimitri, appearance of, 272
success of his enterprise, 277
overthrow, 284
speculations as to his origin, 285
Ljhedimitri II., 291
death of, 301
Lubetch, “carpet-council” at, 55
Makar’ev, fair of, 190
Marina Mnishek, 273, 282, 292, 301, 316
Martha of Novgorod, 150, 155
Mengli-Girei, 156, 182
Mikhail Romanov, 312
Money, early form of, 51
Mongols, 81
invade Russia, 83
invade Poland, 93
invade Hungary, 94
Russian subjection to, 97
defeated at Koulikovo, 131
sack Moskva, 132
bloodless overthrow, 157
Moskva, founding of, 62
resists Lit’uanians, 128
becomes Metropolitan city, 118
stormed by Mongols, 132
growing supremacy of, 147
description of, 177
Court Life at, 183
terrorised by Ivan IV., 229
burnt by Tartars, 233
occupied by Poles, 300
Mother-of-God of Vladimir, 62, 137, 266, 311, 314
Mstislav (of Tmoutorokan), 46
Mstislav (of Toropetz), 75, 81, 87
Novgorod the Great, 10, 27, 30
foreign trade with, 60
internal affairs of, 61, 103
victory over Souzdal, 64
quarrels with Moskva, 139, 151
humiliated by Ivan III., 155
punished by Ivan IV., 225
taken by Swedes, 304
restored to Moskovy, 320
Novgorod (Nijhnie-) 306
Novgorod-Sieverski, 273, 324
Oleg, Prince of Kiev, 17
Olga, 19, 26
Conversion to Christianity, 27
Olgerd, Grand Duke of Lit’uania, 124
Opritchniki, instituted, 218
abolished, 239
Orsha, battle of, 181
Orthodox Church, quarrels with the Roman Catholic Church, 73, 153
and Council of Florence, 142
fast observances, 122
in harmony with State, 122
crusade against foreign influences, 306
Papacy, dealings with Russia, 74, 99, 152, 171
and Gedimin, 116
and the False Dimitri, 281
and Daniel of Galitz, 99
Perm, evangelisation of, 134
Peroun, Slavonic Deity, 4
worship overthrown, 40
Petchenigs, 19, 22, 29, 34, 42, 48
Pojharskie, Prince, 302, 308
Poland, 9, 48
wars with, 45, 179, 243
election to throne of, 236, 241, 256
intervention in Russian troubles, 296
Pacta Conventa, 239
Polotzk (Prince of), 55
siege of, 214
Polovtzi, 54, 67, 70, 72, 81
Pskov, 27, 76, 104, 107, 119, 168, 176, 245
Riga, 78, 167
Roman (Prince of Novgorod), 64
becomes Prince of Galitz, 71
his death, 72
Romanov family, 201, 312
“Filarete,” 269, 293, 313, 324
Rurik, 14
Russia, physical conditions of, 1
condition of, under early princes, 79
in the Time of the Troubles, 305
Sarai, 97
Serfs, 264
Sergie, Saint, 131
Sibiria, conquest of, 247
Simeon, Grand Prince, 121
Shouyskie, family, 181, 195, 197, 200, 253, 258
Shouyskie, Vasili, 261, 274, 278, 283
elected Tzar, 287
deposed, 298
Skopin-Shouyskie, 294, 297
Skouratov, Maluta, 213, 240
Slavs, distribution of, 2
customs of, 4
Smolensk, annexed to Lit’uania, 136
captured by Moskovites, 180
Sober (national Parliament), 223, 265, 313
Souzdal, 62, 63, 136
Stefan of Moldavia, 158
Stolbova, Treaty of, 320
Sviatopalk, Grand Prince of Kiev, 43, 46
Sviatoslav, Prince of Kiev, 26
expedition into Bulgaria, 29
defeated by Greeks, 33
destroyed by Petchenigs, 34
Sweden, Russian wars with, 163, 207, 239, 259, 304
Sword Brethren, instituted, 74
amalgamated with Teutonic Order, 89
Tannenberg, battle of, 140
Tchernigov, 46, 51, 53, 63, 68, 71, 92, 96, 273, 324
Teutonic Order, 77
wars with Poland, 140, 185
secularised into Duchy of Prussia, 189
Troitza, monastery of, 131, 306
siege of, 293
Troops, Moskovite, equipment of, 165
liable to panic, 167
Turkey, Russian relations with, 161, 232
Tver, 109, 114, 133, 159
Tzar, meaning of title, 159
title first used at coronation, 201
Thedor Ivanovitch, 253
Thedor Godounov, 276
Urii (Prince of Souzdal), 62
Varangians, 12
Vasili (Grand Prince of Moskva), 135
Vasili “the Darkened,” 141
Vasili III., 173
second marriage of, 190
death of, 192
Viatka, 139
Vitovt, Grand Duke of Lit’uania, 135
Vladimir the Holy, 30, 35
conversion to Christianity, 39
death of, 43
Vladimir “Monomachus,” 54
becomes Prince of Kiev, 56
his testament, 56
Vladimir, town of, 62, 65, 90, 118
Vsevolod, Grand Prince of Souzdal, 66, 72
Yagiello, Grand Duke of Lit’uania, 129
elected to Polish Crown, 133
Yaroslav “the Great,” 36, 46
his death, 51
Zaroutzkie, 303, 313, 316
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