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Dmitry Shemyaka, who had his own plans for the throne, quarreled with his brother and concluded an alliance with Vasily II. Together they managed to banish Vasily the Cross-Eyed from the Kremlin in 1435. The latter was captured and blinded, which effectively removed him from the contest for the throne. Kazan and Shemyaka
Dmitry Shemyaka (sal ji jiyana: 1420-1453) kurê yên Grand Prince ya Moskowê Yuri Dmitrievich bû. Jixwe di temenê ciwan, Prince bi fikra ku li ser "cap Monomakh", tevî wê yekê ku bavê wî li tenduristiyê baş e hebû.
Dmitry Shemyaka, whose foreign and domestic policy was limited solely to strengthening his own positions in power, did not bring the state entrusted to him to prosperity and prosperity. From his short-sighted decisions, at times all the classes suffered: boyars, merchants, princes, wars.
Nevertheless, Dmitry Shemyaka continued resistance, trying to attract the allies and to collect a big enough army to fight against Vasily. In 1448, Vasily started military action, which included mostly Northern lands up to Veliky Ustyug and with some interruptions continued till 1452, when Shemyaka was finally defeated and fled to Novgorod.
Dmitry Shemyaka dobio kontrolu Ruza, treći dio Dmitrov i treći Vyatka. Problem je u tome što princ Jurij nikada nije odlučio koji će od njegovih sinova preuzeti Moskvu. U proljeće 1433., nakon još jednog trika svoga nećaka, princ Yury je zajedno sa svojim sinovima krenuo na kampanju protiv njega.
Basil kēlā a me Dmitry Shemyaka holo aku la (ka mea i ke kaikaina o ka hope) a hiki i kona makua kāne, i hoomaka ae la e kaua ana i kāna keiki hanauna. Hope i hee, a me Yuri Galitsky i ka 1434 i ke poʻo, akā, anapu koke make i loko o ka ia makahiki.
Dmitry Shemyaka, sera za kigeni na za ndani ambayo ilikuwa tu ya kuhakikisha kwamba kuimarisha nafasi yao ya nguvu si ya kuongoza waliokabidhiwa kwake hali kwa mafanikio na ustawi. Kutoka maamuzi yake usiokuwa wakati mwingine alipata madaraja yote: watu wenye vyeo, wafanyabiashara, wakuu wa vita.
