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Like Louis XL, Ivan III. had his battle of Montlhery.; but if he fought less, he gained far more. The Horde, attacked by the Khans of the Crimea, survived its decay but a short time. Akhmet was put to death by one of his own men.
Hostility increased between Kazan and Moscow. In 1467 and 1469 Ivan III. had organized two expeditions against Bul- garia. In 1487, seven years after having shaken off the suprem- acy of the Great Horde, the Muscovite voievodes marched against the same Kazan, where the... father of their Grand Prince had been held a captive. After a siege of seven weeks the city was taken, and the sovereign Alegam made prisoner. A tzar of Kazan was then seen a prisoner in Moscow ! Ivan III. added the title of Prince of Bulgaria to those he already bore ; but feeling that the Mussulman city was not yet ripe for annexation, he gave the crown to a nephew of his friend the Khan of the Crimea. The people were forced to take the oath of fidelity to him. The conquest of the land of Arsk, in Bulgaria itself, and the establishment of a Russian garrison in the fortress, allowed HISTORY OF RUSSIA, 169 him to watch from close by all that passed in Kazan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like Louis XL, Ivan III. had his battle of Montlhery.; but if he fought less, he gained far more. The Horde, attacked by the Khans of the Crimea, survived its decay but a short time. Akhmet was put to death by one of his own men.
Hostility increased between Kazan and Moscow. In 1467 and 1469 Ivan III. had organized two expeditions against Bul- garia. In 1487, seven years after having shaken off the suprem- acy of the Great Horde, the Muscovite voievodes marched against the same Kazan, where the... father of their Grand Prince had been held a captive. After a siege of seven weeks the city was taken, and the sovereign Alegam made prisoner. A tzar of Kazan was then seen a prisoner in Moscow ! Ivan III. added the title of Prince of Bulgaria to those he already bore ; but feeling that the Mussulman city was not yet ripe for annexation, he gave the crown to a nephew of his friend the Khan of the Crimea. The people were forced to take the oath of fidelity to him. The conquest of the land of Arsk, in Bulgaria itself, and the establishment of a Russian garrison in the fortress, allowed HISTORY OF RUSSIA, 169 him to watch from close by all that passed in Kazan.
What to read after Russia 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Rambaud to read onlineMoreLess
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