of course, we remember the rostov principality.zal appears, whose millennium we will, by the way, celebrate next year: 102. and only then moscow, and before moscow there are also yuriev polsky, dmitrov, berislavsky, vladimir naklyazmi and so on. therefore, to say in general that there was some kind of muscovy here during the period of the ancient russian state is absurd, and speaking, finally, about the political aspect of these statements, this is the thesis of ukraine-rus, because they are reproduced by accomplices, ideological supporters smeshko, gordon, for whom they work, they work for the russian-speaking population, that is, they oppose this kind of rampant banderaism, which says: you are muscovites , in general, finno-ugric-tatars, we have nothing to do with you, including our own russian, russian-speaking population, they oppose such a cunning, crafty, even politically skillful political line in historical politics memory that supposedly there was a ukraine-rus, and this is not only, mind you, the russian-speaking populati

tverskoye principality, yaroslavl, rostov, ryazan, vyatka land, chernigov, bryansk, kutivel, kursk, despite that it was ivan ii who made decisive efforts to overcome feudal fragmentation. when ivan ii ascended the moscow throne, there was a small belokmen fortress in moscow, as one might think, and the horde court, a symbol of the horde’s power over the grand duchy of moscow, the severance of the fasal relations between russia and the horde, like to imagine pictures. ivan ii breaks the khan's basma, a sign given to the ambassadors, tramples it with sophia's boots, and the faithful syllables destroy the khan's envoys. after this , akhmat rushes to russia, but meets the army of the grand duke on the ugra and retreats. this legend is doubtful; a man like ivan could not trample basma and openly declare war on khan. there is a chronicle story according to which the kardyn ambassadors went out to bow and drink kumiss, ivan was forbidden by his domineering wife, sophia poleologok, the niece of the last byzantine emperor constantine, who married ivan on november 12, 1472. the marriage with sophia p