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Anna Vasilievna of Ryazan (Russian: Анна Васильевна; 1451–1501) was a Russian noblewoman, Regent of the Ryazan Principality in 1483 and in 1500–1501, during the minority of her son and grandson.
La Gran Princesa Anna Vasilievna de Riazán (en ruso: Анна Васильевна) (1451-1501) fue una noble rusa, Regente del Principado de Riazán en 1483 y en 1500-1501, durante la minoría de edad de su hijo y nieto. Era la única hija del Gran Príncipe Basilio II de Moscú y madre y abuela de los últimos Grandes Príncipes del Principado de Riazán.
- Basilio II de Moscú, Maria of Borovsk
La Gran Princesa Anna Vasilievna de Riazán (en ruso : Анна Васильевна ) (1451-1501) fue una mujer noble rusa , regente del Principado de Riazán en 1483 y en 1500-1501, durante la minoría de su hijo y nieto. Era la única hija del Gran Príncipe Vasily II de Moscú y la madre y abuela de los últimos Grandes Príncipes del Principado de Ryazan . Anna nació en Moscú en la ...
26 de dic. de 2019 · Also Known As: "probably was not daughter", "but sister of Vasili", "prince of Ryazan". Birthdate: circa 1460. Death: Immediate Family: Daughter of Vasili Ivanovich, grand prince of Ryazan and princess Anna Vasilyevna of Moscow. Wife of prince Fiodor Bielski. Mother of prince Dymitr Bielski of Moscow.
- Prince Fiodor Bielski
- December 26, 2019
- circa 1460
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Early history
Initially a part of the Principality of Chernigov, Murom-Ryazan became a separate principality under the reign of Yaroslav Sviatoslavich after he was ousted from Chernigov by Vsevolod Olgovich, which remained in possession of his descendants after he died in 1129. The political centre of the principality was later moved to Ryazan.[citation needed] By the end of the 12th century, the principality waged wars with the neighbouring Grand Duchy of Vladimir. In the course of that stand-off, the cit...
Golden Horde period
In 1301 Prince Daniel of Moscow took Ryazan due to the boyars' betrayal and imprisoned Prince Konstantin Romanovich[ru]. In 1305 Daniel's son Prince Yury of Moscow ordered his death. The two next successors of Konstantin were killed by the Golden Horde. In 1371, the Muscovites defeated prince Oleg II Ivanovich of Ryazan in the Battle of Skornishchevo; he was exiled for six months before returning to his throne. In 1380, Oleg II did not take part in the Battle of Kulikovo, although he was an a...
Annexation
In 1520, Grand Prince Vasili III of Russia captured and imprisoned in Moscow the last Grand Prince of Ryazan Ivan V because of his relations with the Crimean Khan Mehmed I Giray. In 1521, Prince Ivan Ivanovich fled into the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. After that, in 1521, the Ryazan Principality was merged with Muscovy.
In Murom
1. 1127–1129 Yaroslav I of Murom and Ryazan *exiled from Chernigov
In Ryazan
1. 1129–1143 Sviatoslav of Ryazan *his son 2. 1143–1145 Rostislav of Ryazan *lost Ryazan to Suzdal, but reclaimed it using Cumans 3. 1145–1178 Gleb I of Ryazan *plundered Vladimir and Moscow, but died in captivity in Vladimir 4. 1180–1207 Roman I of Ryazan *ruled as vassal of Vsevolod the Big Nest, Grand Prince of Vladimir, but died in his dungeon 5. 1208–1208 Yaroslav II of Ryazan*son of Vsevolod the Big Nest 6. 1208–1212 governors from Vladimir 7. 1212–1217 Roman II of Ryazan *nephew of Rom...
In Pereslavl-Ryazansky
1. 1237–1252 Ingvar II of Pereslavl-Ryazansky *son of Ingvar I, his existence is disputed 2. 1252–1258 Oleg the Red *his brother, captured by Mongols in Battle of Kolomna, but ruled as their vassal and died as a monk 3. 1258–1270 Roman III of Ryazan, the Saint *his son, ruled as Mongol vassal but executed for his faith 4. 1270–1294 Fyodor I of Ryazan *his son, resisted Tatar raids in 1278 and 1288 5. 1294–1299 Yaroslav III of Ryazan *his son 6. 1299–1301 Konstantin of Ryazan *his brother, exe...
(in Russian) Ryazan Principality(in Russian) Map of Ryazan Principality(in Russian) Genealogy of Princes of RyazanGrand Princess Anna Vasilievna of Ryazan (Russian: Анна Васильевна; 1451–1501) was a Russian noblewoman, Regent of the Ryazan Principality in 1483 and in 1500–1501, during the minority of her son and grandson. She was the only daughter of Grand Prince Vasily II of Moscow and the mother and...
As far as Vasily Ivanovich's lasting reign is concerned, Ryazan's relations with its neighbors were quite peaceful, especially with Moscow (thanks to his wife Anna Vasilyevna, who often stayed the city). During one of such visits, Anna of Ryazan gave birth to Ivan IV of Ryazan on 14 April 1467.
